How does someone request reconsideration of rejected posts

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While I usually just read other people's posts, I sometimes I start a discussion when I think there is something important that is missing or confusing. About 25% of the time something  (my posts are always polite) causes a mod to take the post down. I just got one of the "Your post was removed from Apple Support Communities as it contained feedback or feature requests." emails for no reason that I can determine. This is the full post:
"There are many commercial programs and user suggestions for transfering Voice Messages from an iPhone to a PC or Mac when the message is too long to share/send by email or message. They work well most of the time, but each method has failed for me at least once, sometimes corrupting the VM file. If you have a VM that is important to you and that you absolutely do not want to lose then you should follow the procedure that a user (sorry I lost their username) suggested in another thread. Open iTunes, connect your iPhone, and perform a manual (unencrypted) backup (not a sync) to your computer. This transfers the entire file content of the phone to a folder on your computer (you can search Apple support for the location for different OS's). In Windows 7 and Windows 8 machines the folder is C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\[random 40 alphanumeric folder name]. Open the 40 character named folder that has the most recent current "created on" date. You will then see hundreds of files with 40 character alphanumeric names and no file extension (like .mp4). Don't panic. There are now three possible ways to located the VM, you may need to do a bit of scavenger hunting to find the right one. Previous posts suggest copying the largest files to a new folder, renaming them with a .mp4 extension, and then trying to open them with Windows Media Player. If it is the VM you want it will start playing, if not you may get a file type error. I have successfully used a slightly modifed method. Sort the files on "date created" and/or "date modified". Identify files from the date you recorded the VM that are large enough to be media files (for a 10 minute VM the file would be 5,000 KB or more). There will be dozens of files that are not VM's, but one of the files is the VM you are looking for! Right click on the first file you think may be the right one, select "open with", and choose the free RealPlayer (my favorite), QuickTime, or Windows Media Player (warns about trustworthy sources - say ok). If it is the right file it will start playing, if not you will get some kind of error message. Keep testing files until you find the VM, copy that file to another folder, rename it to something simple with a .mp4 extension (eg - party.mp4) - and you then have a very high quality version of the VM. This is a lot of work but it prevents loss of important VM's. Even if you use another method like trim ALWAYS do a manual backup first just in case the original VM file gets damaged."
It was intended to be 100% "technical", how to preserve and recover a critical file when for no good reason it does not sync to a pc through iTunes. Other methods in posts that were not removed carry the risk of corrupting or altering the VM file (ie - "trim"), making recovery of teh full file impossible.This happens often for various technical reasons, it has nothing to do with features.There is no feedback or feature request in the post that I can see? All of the references were taken from older posts that were not taken down. References to third party Windows audio programs were included because they are the WIndows programs that work ok without file extensions. So how do you explain those facts when the email notices come from an unmonitored support box?
One reason I thought that posting this info was very important is that the suggestion  "Even if you use another method like trim ALWAYS do a manual backup first just in case the original VM file gets damaged." is important whenever you attempt to recover a lost VM.

Answer 1

Thanks, I appreciate it. It's the second time it's happened to me and I imagine both were just mistakes with their word filter. The first time it happened I tried all sorts of re-phrasing and finally gave up. (And it looks like I'll be giving up this time as well.)
It would be useful if the blocked post message provided some specifics about what was wrong with the content. 
Does one need to be at a Level 6 or better to communicate with the hosts here?
Russ