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There's a soft and hard removal option for admins and mods. "Soft" - hides it from public view, but can still be seen or even recovered by admins/mods. "Hard" - is the actual physical removal of it from the database.
Most use the "soft" approach, till the maintenance run clean.
Word is that the threads and posts aren't deleted... just hidden from the public.
The older Steam forums from 2012 and so on, may have some user-made archives via web archive.
Currently, here, once a thread is deleted, moderators / administrators should have the ability to view them.
This is obvious, because it also applies to forums in community group pages.
On another note, moderators have the full community history about a user (bans and what not).
So, it's easy to identify problematic users.
It's happened before in one of my previous jobs. There was a collection of stupid trolls and dumb support questions, whenever you encounter some new idiot to deal with, you could always just look back and laugh.
A game i'll not mention... had one of those "hall of imfamy" sub-forum for a long time... they finally got rid of it because it was the biggest forum with the most posts in it... lol. I even believe people were actually only participating in there...
Turns out Sass is a banned word. I guess the mods might be ESL.
We all know what it means...
Another word for it would be 'cheeky' and you are merging it with the word '****hole'.
Yet you honestly still wonder why it's being censored?
Well you are now... by putting the "@" in there... that will get you another one.