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( If I get another Warning for quoting the Rules I'm gonna rage a bit tho...)

No, that would be cruel here.

Ok I didn't even notice you edited it since this does not show up as a notification.

I fail to see where I violated that tho. Since the rules clearly state: "References/guides to related tools that may or may not facilitate piracy (Sonarr, Radarr, etc. collectively "The *ARRs") are discouraged but are not prohibited [...]
And I didn't even provide a Guide or Discussion I just stated a name.

The rules state discouraged and not prohibited as long as they are in relation to an issue.

The full line from that rule:

References/guides to related tools that may or may not facilitate piracy (Sonarr, Radarr, etc. collectively "The *ARRs") are discouraged but are not prohibited as long as they are directly relevant to an issue with your Jellyfin instance.

I took these actions mainly due to your post not being related to an issue. It's clear you were not trying to break the rules, so I edited the post to remove the mention of the ARRs & the torrent client instead of deleting the whole post.

ARR tools in question are fine for as long as they're not recommended/discussed for thier content aquesition features. Mainly to do with the ones involving downloading subtitles and such. Your post was for a recommendation of software to use in general.

On that topic, we don't discuss torrent clients here too as that violates our sourcing rule, even if they can be used for non-piracy tasks.

You can also use the search function and search for theses terms. I see no moderation for the merely mention of these application there.

I've been moderating the forum for a month now. I keep track with posts as they come. I was not here from the start of the forum, nor do I have the time to go through all past posts.

If we're talking about going back and moderating the past posts mentioning the tools, that's an entirely different discussion.

You're free to bring up/point to any forum thread or post that violates the rules since the team might have missed them.