I submitted the following article to /r/TwoXChromosomes two days ago: [Pakistani Teen Sentenced To Death For 'Adultery.' She Was Brutally Raped By Her Cousin.](http://www.dailywire.com/news/17019/pakistani-teen-sentenced-death-adultery-she-was-amanda-prestigiacomo) ([comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/6efyx9/pakistani_teen_sentenced_to_death_for_adultery/)) It rocketed up to +26 within a few minutes and got 8 comments, but suddenly most of the comments disappeared and the post disappeared from the new queue. I asked the mods why but heard silence for a day. I asked again and was told it violated a guideline. I asked which guideline and got silence for a day. I asked again and got this: http://i.imgur.com/2WPHFly.png Immediately followed by http://i.imgur.com/lHfwR3B.png Since it happened so early in the post's history, this was a relatively minor deletion...However, whether you want to call this incompetence or censorship (it reflected poorly on Islam), it happens constantly. It's rare that deletions like this are even discussed; the vast majority of deletions and modmail abuse on this site is silent, with no way for users to make meta posts questioning a subreddit's mods. This later point, about mods censoring all criticism of their behavior, is also endemic to Reddit, and something the TwoX moderators also do to protect their unjustifiable deletions. To prove it I made a post civilly asking the TwoX community directly if the mods weren't in error in this case, and the TwoX mods very quickly deleted it, again without explanation: https://snew.github.io/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/6evjlt/meta_i_posted_an_article_that_i_felt_was_relevant/