I got a 30 day ban from a hiking group for posting a trail condition warning

I mean, it was just a picture of a washed-out bridge on the Maple Pass Loop last month with a note to be careful. The mod said it was 'fear-mongering' and removed it. I waited out the ban, but now I just share the same info in the comments under other people's posts. It feels silly, but it works. Has anyone else had to find these little workarounds after getting shut down for trying to help?

Got a 30 day ban from a local Facebook group for posting a photo of a closed playground

Our town closed the main park playground for repairs back in March. I walked by and saw the fence was down, equipment looked fine, so I posted a picture asking if anyone knew when it would reopen. An admin deleted it within an hour, saying I was 'spreading misinformation' and 'encouraging unsafe use.' I had a choice: let it go, or message the admin group to ask what rule I broke. I sent the message. They said my post could make people ignore the closure, then muted me for 24 hours. When I could talk again, I posted the town's own public works schedule showing the project was done, asking why that was banned. That got me the 30 day ban. It felt so silly, but also wrong. Has anyone else been banned for something this small, and did you just find another place to talk?

TIL my bathroom tile job needed 17 more bags of thin-set than the box said

I was tiling a small shower in my 1950s house and just went by the coverage chart on the bag, you know, like you do. After mixing the third bag for the first wall I did the math and realized the old, uneven plaster walls were eating way more material than a flat backer board would. Has anyone else had a simple tile job turn into a huge material cost because of an old wall surface?

I called that new BCI headset for gaming a total scam, then my buddy in Seattle let me try his for an hour.