Why isnt Yahoo Answers addressing my appeal?
I wrote a question asking Jehovah's Witnesses to answer a question about their beliefs. With some of my friends on here, they asked the same question and it'd been collectively shot down by Jehovah's Witness users. You can see in my Q&A that it's a suppression tactic they use. I asked the question, and not a single community guideline was violated.
I specified it was important that it be answered by Jehovah's Witnesses only and stated that I didn't want it obscured by people the question wasn't directed at. By the community guidelines, it's considered "not answering according to the question." I said I would report those who violated this community guideline.
A user who was a level 7 Top Contributor answered, admitted he wasn't a JW (not answering according to the question), told me I could do nothing about it because he was level 7, and threatened to report me because they would believe him over me (bullying). I reported him anyway.
I don't know who reported my question because it was gone within 15 minutes of being posted. I appealed, told YA mods that my question didn't violate guidelines. Asked them why they couldn't tell me what guideline I violated. I told them I wanted to know why their moderating is lax.
It's been a week and I haven't received word one about my appeal. My question is still gone. They only took the 10 points instead of the 20 for a failed appeal. No emails saying yay or nay.
It took minutes for them to delete my question, so why is it taking over a week to get resolution? The last time my question was "reported as abuse" I schooled YA and my question was back up in 24 hours. So this isn't regular.
Does anyone know why YA could be procrastinating? My question is losing valuable time and users shouldn't be faulted for the lack of effort mods put into researching reports. The time it's taking isn't even a sufficient representation. It's taking over 672 times longer than it took to delete my question just to get an answer.
Any help would be appreciated.