Deletion

return to their original complaint to do what you did not—follow up—except this second complaint will likely hold even more weight than the first. The key takeaway? Time is of the essence. Hiding and Deleting Comments Should you ever delete or hide comments? In my experience, the answer to this is sometimes “yes.” Obvious spam can be deleted without problems, and likely your social following will be glad to be free of it. Keep an eye out for spam and try to keep your accounts as free from it as possible. The other situation where hiding or deleting comments could be the best option is with extremely hostile feedback. If users are swearing left and right, calling your company or employees names, or other inappropriate behaviors, sometimes deletion is the best option. However, if this is the case, I’d recommend also reporting that user to the social network you are using, as there are often policies banning this type of behavior. Erroneous or Inappropriate Reviews Most sites do not allow companies to delete or hide reviews, for obvious reasons. However, many companies sometimes get reviews that are completely or partially erroneous or inappropriate. In these cases, though you cannot delete it on your own, you can often report it and ask that it be taken down by an administrator. Good examples of this include when the review is not for your company, when the user’s language is abusive, or if the review is factually incorrect (they mention a non-existent employee or perhaps…

Social media has impacted today’s generation with extraordinary factors. I believe deleting your social media is losing your connection with your friends and family. Also, losing connection with today’s latest trends and out bursts. Completely whipping out your social media is not common sense. I can relate to those who can live without social media on certain levels, but I must have it. Now, I don’t believe you should connect with it 24/7, but you should at least use is it to connect with your…

Chromosomes consist of two sister chromatids joint by a centromere, with the regions above the centromere called the ‘p’ arms and the region below called the ‘q’ arms (see figure 1). 22q11 deletion syndrome (22q11DS) refers to the deletion of a section of the q arm of the 22nd chromosome at position 11. (NHS, 2015) Patients often have different numbers of genes missing from this locus but there has been no identified relationship between number of genes missing and the symptoms presented.…

surgery the doctors also discovered some distinct facial issues that was the problem that they diagnosed was the reason why Aidan had feeding issues. While time passed by Aidan’s mother and his preschool teacher began to grow more and more concerned. They both noticed that Aidan was far behind with his developmental setbacks. Aidan’s mother decided to bring Aidan to numerous clinical and genetic specialists, they weren’t able to come up with a diagnosis for poor Aidan. Finally, they found a…

When I was born, I was diagnosed with a disability. My disability is 22q11.2 deletion syndrome. This disability affects the same chromosome of a Down syndrome child, but the patients of 22q11.2 are missing a different part of the twenty-second chromosome. In the past this disability wasn’t very common, nowadays this infirmity can be found in one in every four thousands births. I am a high functioning patient of 22q11.2 deletion syndrome. Some child could have seven brain surgeries by the time…

Insider file deletion is a threat to cyber security since it is carried out by trusted people who understand the vulnerabilities of systems (Chan et al., 2012). The key to tackling this deletion is tracing it back to the perpetrator. It is advised that system administrators should move with speed to identify those responsible for the deletion (Chan et al., 2012). Social media data could provide insights which can be used to identify the responsible party. Suppose that the perpetrator used…

DNA mutations are in other words DNA changes. Any changes in DNA can be from spontaneous mutation, in order to adapt to the continuous changing environment, or induced mutation, which it is caused from dangerous exposures such as to carcinogens or radiation. Moreover, three main steps a DNA chain goes through to build proteins are, DNA to mRNA (messenger deoxyribonucleic acid), and then the end result is protein. Furthermore, DNA changes, in which can occur in a single or multiple nucleotides on…

Cri du chat syndrome, also referred to as cat cry syndrome and 5p deletion, is a chromosomal disorder resulting from the deletion of the short arm, known as the p arm on chromosome 5 (1). This disease was first described in 1963 by a French geneticist, Jerome Lejeune as a hereditary congenital syndrome (1). Today, it is known as one of most frequent autosomal deletion syndromes that results from loss of the distal portion of chromosome 5 affecting the telomerase reverse transcriptase (TERT)…

channels are functioning normally, they allow chloride ions to move outside of the cell. When the CTFR is mutated the chloride ions are unable to leave out of the cell channel which causes a thick coat of mucus lining the outside of the cell. Cystic Fibrosis is caused by mutations in the CTFR gene. The CTFR gene is composed of 1480 amino acids and is found in the cell membrane. CTFR has two membrane domains. Each domain has a cytoplasmic domain, six transmembrane domain segments, and two…

Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome (WHS) Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome (WHS) is a genetic disorder caused by a deletion (the removal or obliteration of written or printed matter) in the genetic material near the short (p) arm of chromosome 4 (also written as 4p). The Genetic Home Reference tells us that “ there are two copies of chromosome 4, one copy inherited from each parent” (Genet). However big or small the individual with WHS is, then the size of the deletion changes. The bigger the deletion…