Edit: it was a bug where I was not sure if it is a bug or just a config issue.
I would be happy about having an automated message linking to bugzilla when such a removal happens.
I posted something related to Plasma and cursor issues with Flatpaks, and it was removed.
I cannot see who removed it.
I tried contacting the KDE account but got no reply.
Yeah I agree with this method. It’s a way of avoiding wasting developer time by just seeing if it’s something nice and simple first. Annoys me when I see so many posts get removed all across forums accusing it of being a bug report when most of the time it’s just a simple question with good intentions of not wasting their time, which upon removal creates a bug report that is a waste of their time in most cases, since it’s usually a support request, not a bug.
Stuff like this is what pushes people away from the Linux communities and makes people feel unwelcomed. No intent of spiting admin decisions of course, but there’s a reason Linux is perceived as hostile, even if people don’t intend it as such.
What I said might be considered controversial, but I stand by it full-heartedly.