Domain listed by Old Owner Not Able To Relist For AD

I haven't used email in about 7 or 8 years now.

Either way, what exactly are you looking for an "exception" for? You want an exception to the fact that the system doesn't internally allow it and we have no way to override it? Even if *I* was the poster, I can't post something for a domain that was already posted. It's not just a policy, it's also how the system works internally and there is no override. Since we don't override our own rules, there was no reason to build the system to allow overrides.

It would be like telling your web hosting company you want an exception for your website and you don't want it hosted on the servers they have in their data center, and you would instead like it hosted on servers on planet Venus. Probably not going to be possible. Now, given an infinite number of resources, maybe your hosting company could put servers on another planet for you, but I suspect that the resources required to do so are going to be far more than what you pay for hosting. So it's not going to be a good business move for them.

If we *did* allow users to override our rules (which we don't), it would still require resources to build the system internally to *allow* overrides. The cost to build that for you probably doesn't make much business sense. That's of course assuming we started allowing users to override our rules (which we don't), so it's all a bit of a moot point anyway.

 

Well first of all, we don't allow users to edit other user's posts. So basically the answer to that request is, "no".

Secondly, it's not as easy as you think. There is no "remove" URL option built... again, we intentionally never built a way to override how the system work because we don't allow overrides. This means a developer would first need to build the "remove URL function" you assume is there.

I'm not sure how many different ways you are going to ask the same question and expect a different response. You can't edit/delete a post by another user (or request to have it done). Just like someone can't request your posts be deleted. And even if we allowed it (which we don't), you STILL wouldn't be able to post it with the same domain because the system still knows about it.

What you are asking for breaks down to this:

• You want to delete/edit other user's posts.
• You want us to spend development time to build our system in a different way so that we have the ability to override our rules and how our site works for your benefit.

The answer to both is "no". Please stop asking.