Why several forum posts of @tpr has being deleted?

All players have the option to appeal, tpr has stated they don't wish to and that's their prerogative (of course they can change their mind). A user's positive actions do not give a free pass to do whatever they wish.

@biscuitfiend. #50.
We should never mind ourselves in others business without there approval.
I cannot see that tpr has made any posts other than 32 hours ago.
Did he really?
If so what did they say?

@shadow1414 Go to his profile page. Don't click "Forum posts" at the top. Just scroll down.

Guys, please stop overextending this conversation for no reason. We don't know what tpr did but the mods did. If tpr can defend himself, sure. But the only way you can unban yourself (pretty much) is by appealing.

tpr was very helpful though and even if he made one mistake, he should be forgiven as long as he didn't do anything too bad.

The issue is not simply tpr it's a complete and total disregard for members. As others have said it's worrying. Others expressed sadness -- this is hardly beneficial in any way shape or form. Clearly tpr is a positive poster as everyone who has posted has expressed their sadness at having him go.

Well put @biscuitfiend on both of your posts (that I've seen).

I would absolutely want them to speak up on my behalf as well.

@A_0123456 Your second paragraph is the open secret that has people concerned. If you're looking for reasons why people might think this conversation should be had, then you need look no further than my post #46.

The mod has now responded, in the only way they can (I admit that their hands are tied by lichess policies). I have nothing more to say in response. It is an upsetting time.

@tpr recently did post in other forums though. Hopefully he wasn't chat-banned or something. I am not going to chess.com because of lichess 's bad choices, it's even worse there.

The mods do what they have to do, they're trying to protect lichess. For @tpr's chat ban, they definitely have a reason, they're just not telling