You have an algorithm to loop through every comment a person has posted and remove it, but you don't have one to undo that when it turns out your automated detection system was wrong?
Honestly, I can already see the code some intern wrote that does some silly
for comment in user.comments: comment.remove()
And then when the shadowban is reversed, they wrote:
for comment in user.comments: # comment.approve() Can't do this cuz it might've been removed in the first place? I give up
Is it so hard to add another property to the comment object? Shadowban_removed?
This is negatively affecting my community's users.
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