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I´ve been trying to help with my knowledge about english and spanish, here in yahoo answers, I´m fluent in both, I do good translations without using online translators.
A few days ago I tried to answer a question but then I saw, another collaborator had already answered well, so I wrote as an answer, "Karen has the best answer" and today I found somebody reported my answer and Yahoo deleted it.
Why did this happened?
Ok Chelsea, but it wasn´t the first time I do that. I´ve been doing this for a long time and never happened before.
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
idk... but that happened 2 me once wen i was jokin on 1 of my friend's questions. she had asked a question about how to get onto a blocked myspace and i was joking about telling on her and some1 reported and deleted my answer... and i was only joking cause i knew who it was and knew that she would know i was joking... i even used lol jk after answering... so idk...
- Mama BrockLv 51 decade ago
Probably because you didn't answer the person's question, and instead commented on someone else's answer, even if their answer was still the best answer.
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Maybe you were just unlucky? Since at the time there was someone who was on the warpath and reported you, assuming they always report people, or it was just a one off.
I guess it never happened before because:
1. Nobody thought your answer was reportable.
2. Nobody really cares, since I always see a lot of *interesting* answers that probably should be reported.
So I would say you were jut unfortunate that there was someone who just happened to see your answer, didn't like it, and reported it.
