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Mind the fact that on certain areas with high post deletion volume (I'm thinking places like the Steam Family Sharing group where mods continuosly remove solciting threads) it generates more noise than info. You end up having to scroll three pages to get all the new threads a user sees on the first page.
I've had them been shown around for years and it becomes quite annoying quite fast. And it doesn't change that much in regards transparency for regular users who cannot see the post itself anyway.
Ack yeah if its on reddit then its a great reason to NOT do it here. Also yeah, I mean anyone who is active on the forum and sees moderation would know why its bad. I mean mods do bulk cleanup of threads and delete and ban spammers, then they delete the posts of people who quoted the spammer, and it can add up really fast.
If there was a post left every time a post was deleted it would just take even longer to read a thread. I mean is no one using common sense and thinking how annoying it would be to read post #1, then scroll down to post #9 before they can read the next post, then have to go thru 2 more pages of deleted comments to read post #31, then scroll thru more to get to post #39, etc. When instead of 5 pages a thread should be 1 page and 5 posts.
The entire point is the OP requested a placeholder aka a post be left behind when its deleted Even if they were collapsed like deleted threads it still makes the threads far more cluttered and harder to read, and its still ripe and incredibly easy to abuse by trollers who can just spam delete their own posts at will and clutter a thread.
All for no benefit as their is no value in knowing if someone elses post was deleted or not as you won't know the reason WHY it was deleted, or if the post even broke any rules.
You don't want that...
Same, reddit having it is a good reason for steam to NOT have it.
It is almost the exact opposite.
therefore negligible impact to readability/clutter.
but lets not get distracted about how bad the "block" feature is... sigh.
Not the same at all, blocked user is optional, and the user gets to decide. I have very few people blocked for instance so its very inobtrusive to me.
This would be out of the users control, very intrusive and forced onto users. In addition as repeatedly pointed out this is incredibly easy to exploit to troll, as well as not adding of value.
You know a post was deleted, congrats. That tells you nothing of value, you don't know whose post was deleted, you don't know why it was deleted, you don't even know if the post that was deleted broke any rules. Knowing a mod deleted 1 post, 10, posts, or 53,234,231 posts adds nothing of value.
Of course that is also completely ignoring that i've literally seen mods go thru threads and delete dozens of posts, people can have their entire last week of posting history nuked when they get community bans, and all the other scenarios that would result in massive spam from this idea without adding anything of value in exchange for it.