I read and participate on the Boston Board (yes, Fuzzy does indeed ROCK!), the National board, PS board, Legal Corner and Erotic Highway.  I don't recall any posts being removed with the exception of some off-topic stuff that people have posted on EW.

I admit that sometimes the National board gets a bit tedious and I lose interest in threads but really, I don't recall stuff being deleted. I'm assuming that there is a criteria for this sort of thing that the mods adhere to.

I respect Fuzzy as a First Amendment purist.  Indeed, I recently had a post pulled from the NY board for the worst of reasons -- a provider was upset by my post because she misinterpreted its meaning in a way I can only describe as bizarre.  That the mod felt compelled to play White Knight (even though he also felt that the provider had misunderstood and overreacted to my post) only made the situation worse IMO.  At least he was polite enough to PM me privately to explain what he was doing and why.

But I cant give Fuzzy my full endorsement.  
I have long been on record as objecting to posts which seek to insult a provider's physical appearance.  This happens mostly to BBW providers and some of the posts are pretty vile.  But almost of these juvenile posts are "flames" IMO and for that reason alone should be yanked.

where I freely admit I rarely read or post, perhaps you need to raise this with girl next door.
As for here or on the Boston board where I am more active, I generally find that the mods do a good job of letting posters sort things out.

  One exception of course is that I am a strong proponent of keeping political and religious posts on the P&R board.

  If you were to provide us some examples it would help this discussion understand where you feel that the mods were to restrictive.

-J

An uncensored board is a board full of idiots, unless it's by invite-only. The screwballs and shut-ins take over. The best people get driven out. I've been drifting away from TER just for this reason, and I know more than a couple others who feel the same way.

Free speech and controversy are what keep a discussion board vigorous, without em' its like plain oatmeal.
For the thin skinned with easily bruised egos I say fair-ye-well. We may miss your contributions but certainly not your pleas for Political Correctness and the authoritarianism that is born of such. Shame on the moderator with a myopic vision and censoring hand, as well contributors who cannot contest an opinion without ad-hominem epithets; for neither edifies nor invigorates.