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When a Restaurant Worker is Killed While Making Tacos[asking the mods]

Why would that post be removed?I posted the following

Taco Truck Worker Killed

and it was removed

I thought that was some good information for the Austin chow community and am curious as to why it wasn't allowed

By scrumptiouschef on Dec 14, 2009 07:25 PM

Our very narrow goal on our local boards is to share tips on where to find great chow locally. News stories-- especially violent news stories-- are generally out of our focus on local boards, even if they relate to food somehow. We understand this narrow focus may feel restrictive, but our intention is not to provide a forum where all topics that may be of interest to chowhounds in a particular area are discussed. Our focus is intentionally narrow in order to keep or forums on topic and a useful source of chowtips.
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By The Chowhound Team on Dec 15, 2009 03:37 AM