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Teen ODs and died after UnitedHealthcare ‘denies addiction treatment’: lawsuit
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2025
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I wonder what the previous could have written.
Surely the comment wasn't removed because he was encouraging people to demonstrate their displeasure regarding their denied claims directly to the health insurance's CEO, as that would be perfectly legal.
Friendly reminder that Lemmy's modlogs are completely transparent and you can see the exact text of the removed comment by checking the modlog.
Would you be able to tell me how to do this? I'm on mobile, I have admittedly only spent a few seconds searching but I can't see modlogs.
I've never noticed it from in Jerboa, so I dunno if it or any other app can do it. But on mobile web it's hidden behind the community's sidebar. The sidebar can be accessed via an expando from the top of the community page, or under the post and the comment box, but above any comments, on a post page. The modlog link is right at the bottom of the sidebar.
Your instance'a mobile site should have a link at the bottom that says "modlog" unless it has some weird front end that isn't the default.
It's gonna be different depending how you access Lemmy, here it is on Thunder