Although this is not a new occurrence, In a recent post over at Mac Rumors, member Mcdj<\/a> notes:<\/p>\n \n“In a Google search for answers to the problems I described in this post<\/a>, I came across a page on the Apple discussion boards. When I clicked the link, it came up as a non-existent page on the discussion board…i.e. the post had been deleted. I went back and clicked Google’s cached version of the page. I expected to find a long flame war or profanity laden rants…the kind of stuff Apple usually yanks.<\/p>\n Instead, I found this…<\/p>\n http:\/\/64.233.169.104\/search?q=cache …<\/a><\/p>\n Why would Apple go out of their way to delete a seemingly innocuous post?” …\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n Unsurprisingly to me, this action proves Apple are currently clearing their discussion boards of posts which might in any way make them ‘look bad’.<\/p>\n In another post on the same thread, Marvis<\/a> notes:<\/p>\n \n“Apparently Apple would rather their customers suffer through daily three hour restores than be aware of a solution that takes only five minutes.”\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n