Where is the post I made?

I posted a thread named: Caught an Aimbot Named Trainwreck Now it is gone... what's up with that. What is this control issue with this forum. This is America and we have a first amendment... the rights to freedom of speach. The thread did not break any of the forum rules... yet it was deleted. Why admin? Why? I have also read where many threads have been locked out. This is not right. The post I made was of an important issue concerning an aimbot cheater that everyone should know about. If I am wrong let me know, but I can not find it posted anywhere now. At least 10 peeps had posted to it and I had more info to add.

you should kick twl's ass.......at yahoo chess

..or maybe a good silent game of bridge! That'll win'em over! Cribbage anyone?

LOCKABLE/DELETING GUIDLINES



Off topic posts.

Flaming and usless insults, get excessive and get banned.

Cheat accusations. Email your admins.
Found here
http://www.teamwarfare.com/forums/showthread.asp?forumid=23&threadid=81535

It wasn't an accusation... it was a fact! I had the demo link attached to prove it. And if flaming gets banned, then I am afraid you would have to remove 75% of these threads. This is the first time on a forum I have ever seen this kind of control over what is said. I will keep it down to a minimum level.
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH (Read up on it!)

gg big brother


DELETE ME!!

Warrior, true. It wasn't a cheat accusation as such.. but cheat 'paranoia' can be bad also. Posting a demo of a person aimbotting in a punkbuster server continues the paranoia and is why I keep getting kicked from pubs for h4x0ring.

Punkbuster isn't perfect, but any cheats that go mainstream get dealt with fairly quickly.

Regardless of this. I'm sorry your post is gone. However, free speech does not apply on private forums.

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Last time I looked, we aren't congress.