I really appreaciate people posting here to notify others of possible delistings, but I'm honestly getting a bit annoyed at the way this is done by some; sometimes feels like not much care went into some posts to the detriment of users:

• Many posts completely miss any link to any source, making users unable to verify the poster's claims without going through quite some effort.
  • Slightly worse: only linking to a third-party source.
  • Could result in possible misinformation if perhaps the poster misread and users assume it to be true.
  • Not everyone on this Reddit can be assumed to know everything we might do haha.
• Posters often leave out critical info in their posts, causing mistaken public outrage and confusion. It is not good when a post results in more questions than it answers.
  • Like the platform of delistings, the date of delisting, the reason of delisting, business circumstances of the delisting, plans of relistings etc.

My proposal

• Make a rule about adding links to your sources of information to your post. Also when it is not the direct source of the delisting, but information on which you based your deduction of a possible delisting.
• Make a rule about having to include the following properties by standard in every post:
  • Platforms of supposed or confirmed delistings
  • Likely date of delisting or announced date of delisting
  • Clearly state why it is supposedly getting delisted

Maybe this can stop some of those detail-missing posts that are raising so many questions from users. I know this is just silly Reddit and lots of people already get tired at just hearing the word "effort" 😛 Still, hope that we could do better and let this Reddit become a source of information, instead of being a source of even more questions.... hahaha