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First vaccine to fully immunize against malaria builds on pandemic-driven RNA tech
(academictimes.com)
this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2021
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mods, how come this post has several deleted comments? could we at least have a specific reason for deletion? here's a few options for vaccine-related topics:
on such heated topics the reason must be stated, otherwise you will lose your subscribers.
That is why Lemmy has a build in moderation log: https://lemmy.ml/modlog/community/16
"conspiracy" is clearly a misunderstanding by the mod but he won't admit it. The reason of moderation must be objective. Here instead there is a (bad) assumption by the mod. "Bad" because as I said I refuse both "anti-vax" and "conspiracy theory" labels.
Also I find "conspiracy nerd" to be offensive and I think his intention was that.
How does one formally ask for his comments to be restored in cases like this?