Why has toms hardware moderation team removed my avatar which didn't violate the rules of conduct and guidelines provided on the Tom Hardware website?
My avatar wasn't offensive, wasn't rude, and didn't breach any copyrights; in fact the same avatar has actually been accepted on PS Network, XBOX live, steam, google and pretty much every where else I have an account for years; so what gives?
FYI: it was a matchstick man with a helmet raising a stick to another poor defenceless match stick man who's on the floor, no colour or gore. LOL
I've read the RULES OF CONDUCT AND GUIDELINES and fail to see how two stick men, one of which is holding a stick is anywhere near being in breach of the rules.
Surely that wasn't deemed offensive or rude.
I hope not as that would be a tad bit hypocritical to allow posts about GTA5, a fabulous but grotesque game (that promotes, car jacking, drugs, theft, prostitution, murder and none stop violence) through out the site.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/gta-v-pc-release,news-46973.html
Any ideas moderators?
My avatar wasn't offensive, wasn't rude, and didn't breach any copyrights; in fact the same avatar has actually been accepted on PS Network, XBOX live, steam, google and pretty much every where else I have an account for years; so what gives?
FYI: it was a matchstick man with a helmet raising a stick to another poor defenceless match stick man who's on the floor, no colour or gore. LOL
I've read the RULES OF CONDUCT AND GUIDELINES and fail to see how two stick men, one of which is holding a stick is anywhere near being in breach of the rules.
Surely that wasn't deemed offensive or rude.
I hope not as that would be a tad bit hypocritical to allow posts about GTA5, a fabulous but grotesque game (that promotes, car jacking, drugs, theft, prostitution, murder and none stop violence) through out the site.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/gta-v-pc-release,news-46973.html
Any ideas moderators?
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