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++ Thanks for the information.

I followed your link and can see that this has been happening for a little over a month. I do recall some reaping (without prior consideration) recently, with a reason of "admin reap" or something like that.

While I'm quite happy for this to be occurring, an improved notification would have been useful (not your problem — see below).

To pmdev and/or gods:

Please change the notification message. Perhaps something like: "A reply to your X post, from Y, has been reaped and purged from the system."
Please update Tidings when changes are made.

— Ken

In reply to Re^2: Invalid ID in reply notification by kcott
in thread Invalid ID in reply notification by kcott

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