I just joined apple.stackexchange.com, where I signed up so I could take part in a question that is of interest to me.

The first and only answer given was not an answer at all, but a statement to the OP to give up his quest of achieving something he asked help on. I also need the same information the OP asked for.

However, because I don't have any rep, I could not post a comment, nor could I even down vote the answer described above. And thus I decided that I wanted to be heard and posted my comment as an answer.

Shortly there after, an admin came along and deleted my post. Why didn't he delete the 'so called' answer given? So, what do I do now? Leave the site? That's really not fair.

The implementation of what privileges are available based on reputation points is kind of skew-if. It doesn't make sense and works against the boards intentions.

I'm posting this here because its not the first time I've found myself in that awkward situation. It just makes me feel like leaving and never coming back.

Respectfully, Nap

I just joined apple.stackexchange.com, where I signed up so I could take part in a question that is of interest to me.

The first and only answer given was not an answer at all, but a statement to the OP to give up his quest of achieving something he asked help on. I also need the same information the OP asked for.

However, because I don't have any rep, I could not post a comment, nor could I even down vote the answer described above. And thus I decided that I wanted to be heard and posted my comment as an answer.

Shortly there after, an admin came along and deleted my post. Why didn't he delete the 'so called' answer given? So, what do I do now? Leave the site? That's really not fair.

The implementation of what privileges are available based on reputation points is kind of skew-if. It doesn't make sense and works against the boards intentions.

I'm posting this here because its not the first time I've found myself in that awkward situation. It just makes me feel like leaving and never coming back.

Respectfully, Nap

I just joined apple.stackexchange.com, where I signed up so I could take part in a question that is of interest to me.

The first and only answer given was not an answer at all, but a statement to the OP to give up his quest of achieving something he asked help on. I also need the same information the OP asked for.

However, because I don't have any rep, I could not post a comment, nor could I even down vote the answer described above. And thus I decided that I wanted to be heard and posted my comment as an answer.

Shortly there after, an admin came along and deleted my post. Why didn't he delete the 'so called' answer given? So, what do I do now? Leave the site? That's really not fair.

The implementation of what privileges are available based on reputation points is kind of skew-if. It doesn't make sense and works against the boards intentions.

I'm posting this here because its not the first time I've found myself in that awkward situation. It just makes me feel like leaving and never coming back.

Respectfully, Nap

I just joined apple.stackexchange.com, where I signed up so I could take part in a question that is of interest to me.

The first and only answer given was not an answer at all, but a statement to the OP to give up his quest of achieving something he asked help on. I also need the same information the OP asked for.

However, because I don't have any rep, I could not post a comment, nor could I even down vote the answer described above. And thus I decided that I wanted to be heard and posted my comment as an answer.

Shortly there after, an admin came along and deleted my post. Why didn't he delete the 'so called' answer given? So, what do I do now? Leave the site? That's really not fair.

The implementation of what privileges are available based on reputation points is kind of skew-if. It doesn't make sense and works against the boards intentions.

I'm posting this here because its not the first time I've found myself in that awkward situation. It just makes me feel like leaving and never coming back.

Respectfully, Nap