Why Are Some Users Deleting Their Visa Questions Too Soon?

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Nov 15, 2019

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I was just in time to read the thank you.

Post deleted by poster as quickly as the answer is there.

People complain a lot about posts getting closed to avoid spam, useless advise or incorrect advice. But deleting your question even before more people can give you advice is a way to avoid that your question might get closed, but second opinions might give you a better alternative for your visa question.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The post discusses the practice of deleting questions on a visa-related forum before receiving sufficient feedback, which may prevent others from benefiting from the discussion. Commenters express frustration with this trend, emphasizing that diverse opinions can provide valuable alternatives and that contributing to community knowledge is important.

David ************

To be honest. To delete a post can be smarter if you had to share your movements in the group and immigration has access to this forum. Not paranoid. But social media has its down falls.

5 years ago

Robert *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

I actually went for the I live in Bangkok, I opened my own on line store, I'm self employed or On line English teacher or some are actually showing lots of pictures while teaching in front of a classroom, teaching Scuba Diving with the thank you notes from students, standing behind de desk as DJ in bars, it is amazing how all those people try to avoid the Do you work in Thailand question by deleting their post on this page out of fear that Immigration or Police has access to internet and Facebook,

5 years ago

David ************

@Robert ******

agreed. Some like to check-in every time they buy a Krispy Kreme doughnut at KL or bkk

5 years ago

Robert *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

make sense but if it is all over your profile, I would say start at the basis.

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Christopher *********

Plus others might have the same question and appreciate the information

5 years ago

James ********

Christopher Dowling then they can request reopening for comment...or read and post their own question. Easy to do.

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Nicholas *******

So the guy that closes comments all the time because he dosnt think other people have anything valuable to contribute. Doesnt like it when it happens to him.

5 years ago

Robert *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

i close them with a reason, if you disagree, contact me

5 years ago

Benjamin ******

That's a bit different, don't you think? This is about sharing information.

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