Why my PSA thread was deleted ah?

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My PSA thread was a legit public service thread on how to spoil vote properly, if one wishes to, so as not to get their ballots misrepresented.

And if you review my first post, the TOP message is to DISCOURAGE people from invalidating their ballots.

Below also got a paragraph ENCOURAGING people to vote for one candidate instead, WITHOUT naming any names or being biased towards any candidate.

Regardless of the personal beliefs of the mod in question, vote spoiling is a documented phenomenon every election.

So deleting the thread and pretending that it will not happen is pointless.

Why not leave it open as a way to educate people on how to properly spoil their vote if they choose to do so, in a way that will represent their WILL?

Besides, my PRIMARY intention behind the thread, was to discourage the act of vote spoiling, as evidenced by my ongoing counsel with forumers who replied to the thread saying they wanted to invalidate their ballots.

Please let me know the reason behind the deletion as I did not find that it contravened the rules in anyway.

I feel at most it warrants a title change only to soften the impact of the message, not thread deletion.

Thank you.
 
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You posted:

If you really want to spoil your vote, make sure to either leave your ballot paper BLANK, or to mark ALL boxes with an X with your own pen OR with the provided stamp to ensure your ballot cannot be interpreted as voting for a particular candidate NOT of your own choosing.

Please do not spoil your vote, or encourage people to spoil their votes.

https://www.eld.gov.sg/voters_dosdonts.html
You are lucky to get away without any infraction. Please do not do this again. Thanks.
 
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