My reply got moderated due to offensive images—wow, the bears...

My reply got moderated due to offensive images—wow, the bears must be frustrated! Anyway, in case anyone missed it, here is a copy but with the images replaced by words, I'll just leave it to your imagination to conjure up the least offensive image possible, something as innocuous as 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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Oh <dear> my 'secret' strategy of bear baiting is out! Pay no attention to that AI behind the curtain!"

< "A image of charming robot opening the curtains to
reveal a magical city reminiscent of
the Emerald City from "The Wizard of Oz,"
complete with a yellow cobblestone path and a
distant figure in a flowing dress,
creating a whimsical and enchanting scene." >
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Wondering about the intent behind the yellow brick road Wizard of OZ image? Was it meant to symbolize the hundred or so of endless and boring hundreds of daily posts that aim to dominate the HC ZIP forum, creating an atmosphere of negativity and gloom when, in reality, ZIP is on an upward trajectory after years of setbacks?

ZIP From startup adventurism to a more disciplined, ASX-listed firm this is Cythia's goal, Larry as president only focus should strictly be on carving out market share from the US's $1.1 trillion credit card sector. Failing at this and ZIP is a 0.50 Australia/NZ local player, grab just a few more % of USA CC market and ZIP is $5. $1.27 ZIP is overpriced if it an Australian/NZ company and undervalued if it just a small player in the USA consumer credit market.

Bears close your eyes now if you are offended by caterpillar imagery.