Why Did the Original Poster Delete Their Question on Overstay Stamps?

Jan 1, 2020

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

To the OP who just posted a good question then deleted it as soon as correct answer quickly given....

Why did you delete your question...?

That is not how we share and learn.

Next time you ask a question...

Please leave it up so we all can learn.

Thank You😉

"Got this stamp for overstaying 1 day but no fine. This is overstay stamp or just departure?"

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The post discusses the importance of leaving questions posted for community learning, referencing a deleted question about a stamp received for a one-day overstay with no fine.

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