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The simple answer to the question is "No."
There isn't a feature to indicate comments being deleted. I doubt SE/SO will want to spend the time and effort on that tool since comments are not what is important: the questions and answers are.
But My Comments Are Precious
(Full disclaimer: I have as much pride in authorship as anyone, and during my early ...
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I flagged your comment as too chatty, and a moderator followed up by deleting it. From my memory and yours, your comment was (quotes included):
"Have you stopped beating your wife?"
The wife-beating bit isn't important; you were chiming in with something character-building related. It could've been "Have you stopped taking your vitamins?" or something ...
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This is an issue about the SE network rather than RPG.SE specifically, and has been asked here: Is there a way to disable all forms of notification for a specific site? - Meta Stack Exchange. The long and short of it is: no, not without asking for your RPG.SE account to be deleted.
There are at least two (slightly different) feature requests on Meta.SE to ...
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@sevensideddie's links told me there was no such feature in stackexchange. I did the next best thing I could think of which was write a userstyle that hides those links so I don't have to look at them anymore. https://userstyles.org/styles/110509/stack-exchange-notification-hider
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There is no mobile version of that page.
There's a lot of site functionality that doesn't have mobile versions. This isn't the most commonly used page, so it's not really a big deal.
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It will not re-ping
From our experiment in the comments on this question, and from my own experience of using the site; editing comments will not refresh the notification from a mention. If a user is active enough to follow the notification within the 5 minute window for comment edits, they are presumably active enough to also catch any edits without the ...
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Is there any way to do this short of deleting all the content I ever posted? If that's the only way, is there a bulk delete option?
There's a slightly less nuclear option that leaves your content intact: you can delete your RPG.SE account. The guidance on doing that is here. Your posts will become dissociated from your account, since you'll no longer have ...
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