One of my answers :
Where can I check the value of $Setup variables?
Was deleted by a moderator today, even though it was accepted by the asker some time ago. I can't see why it was deleted. Should mods have to leave a comment in this situation?
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Bob - I deleted the Q because OP requested that. While trying to respect both OP's and Answerers, I guess some conflict points may arise.
By mistake I have deleted your answer, and not the question itself - that was fixed
That's a slight: oopsie :-)
BTW: After some further reading, looking into the OP's questions - I decided to Undelete them.
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2Interesting. Do posters have to justify deleting questions? It seems a bit off to ask for and receive help through a site like this but then not want to leave it for others to learn from. Not so much for this specific case, more from a general perspective. Jan 27, 2013 at 14:17
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You are correct, and there is the question that this was homework question, and caught (or not). BTW: After further reading, and with other mods disucssion - OP's questions were returned. And yes, some reasons for delete ARE viable.– SaarikoJan 27, 2013 at 14:21
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Thanks for the explanation. Salesforce is my first foray into stack exchange so these edge cases are still new to me. I agree there are good reasons - e.g. sensitive data. I was more curious as to the protocol. Jan 27, 2013 at 14:25
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One thing I've found with the mod tools so far is they seem to be a bit all or nothing in certain scenarios which can make things tricky; but the overall aim is to generate the most accurate and useful resource possible.– Matt Lacey ModJan 27, 2013 at 23:26