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I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_...
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#8: Post edited
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-20T11:41:06Z (over 1 year ago)
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on
- - https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/
- - https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr3e3v/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/
- - https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
- without any indication of other versions of the same post.
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on
- - https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/
- - https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr3e3v/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/
- - https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
- - https://superuser.com/q/1745866/383391
- without any indication of other versions of the same post.
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
#7: Post edited
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-04T10:47:23Z (over 1 year ago)
I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ , https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr3e3v/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for without any indication of other versions of the same post.- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on
- - https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/
- - https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr3e3v/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/
- - https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
- without any indication of other versions of the same post.
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
#6: Post edited
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-04T10:46:48Z (over 1 year ago)
I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for without any indication of other versions of the same post.- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ , https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr3e3v/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for without any indication of other versions of the same post.
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
#5: Post edited
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-03T11:05:16Z (over 1 year ago)
I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for without any indication of other versions of the same post.
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
#4: Post edited
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-03T10:50:14Z (over 1 year ago)
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- At the very minimum, cross-posts should be the exception and not the rule and each version of the post should be tailored to the specific customs and needs of each community.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- At the very minimum, each version of the post should include links to all other versions to make sure users can find them.
#3: Post edited
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-02T22:07:55Z (over 1 year ago)
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 and many comments this is not good for this site.- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 (and many comments) this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
#2: Post edited
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-02T22:02:10Z (over 1 year ago)
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 this is not good for this site.- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
- I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for
- As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 and many comments this is not good for this site.
- 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites.
- 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.
#1: Initial revision
by
samcarter
·
2022-10-02T22:01:16Z (over 1 year ago)
I deleted the post because it was verbatim the same post as on several other sites, in particular it has been cross posted on https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/xr2row/after_disabling_passwords_on_remote_teamviewer/ and https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/125620/after-disabling-passwords-on-remote-teamviewer-why-does-local-teamviewer-still-demand-password-for As explained in https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/286102/286111#answer-286111 this is not good for this site. 1. Content which is not unique and also available on established sites is not good for the search engine ranking of codidact. This not only means that other people will less likely find your content here, it even means that other people are less likely to find the questions and answers of other codidact users, who spend considerable time and effort in creating unique and good quality content. It is hardly fair to drag other users contribution down just because you want to x-post on several sites. 2. X-posting also has the risk of wasting both the time of users who might put time and effort in answering a post, which already has an answer elsewhere, as well as the time of users who might have the same problem but can't find the solutions you might have gotten on one of the other platforms you posted x-posted your question.