There are a few points here I want to address, and while I prefer to keep personal matters private, I will say that I did PM you - twice. Once right after I edited the post you are speaking of. I have that PM in my outbox and it was sent on June 25th at 10:05 am. Both of the PMs I sent you were not replied to, which is fine, but you are stating that I have never reached out to you and that is not true at all.
Your post only had one part edited, and that was because it was a private matter about you and another member and we do not want to share information from PMs on the boards. That has always been on stance.
We've heard many people say that they believe we are more lax on new members than the older members, and part of that could be true. I like to think older members know the rules here better than new members who are trying to find their way. However, I did not think we were not showing support to authenticators, but that is how many felt. Since I realized that, we have put a lot in place to make changes and we have stepped into many threads when we see anyone stepping out of line with an authenticator. We have done this in the thread for everyone to see and I think it has been helpful for the authenticators to see us and feel us on their side. I believe many authenticators will agree with that.
Let me be clear about what I stated previously. You sent me a message after my post was edited saying that per the forum rules we aren't allowed to discuss what happens in PM's, and that was your reason for editing my post, and that you would PM me again later to discuss "that issue shortly".
I never received another PM after that. No attempt was made to contact me to substantively discuss the "issue". That is the PM I am referring to that was not received, that only one that matters, one that addresses the issue. I have been waiting patiently for some time.
After my post last night, I have received additional messages, still essentially stating the same umbrella rule of not being allowed to discuss anything mentioned in PM's but with an explanation. Thank you.