This post was not hidden by @EvertonBortolini and was handled by other Brazil mods.
This post was not hidden by @EvertonBortolini and was handled by other Brazil mods.
This flag was not reviewed by any of the Brazilian moderators. The flagging system probably doesn’t give great feedback when multiple people have flagged a post for different reasons, but five different people flagged this post for being off-topic, inappropriate, and “something else”.
It took longer than desirable to deal with the flagging because there are a small number of people with moderation powers over the site suggestions category. I handled it because I felt it should not wait until the next forums governance meeting. I am not employed by HOT, and have no affiliation with it.
This does not seem related to any actions he has taken as a Brazilian moderator. Discourse moderators do not control wiki content.
When reviewing the topics you linked, I saw some flags from @EvertonBortolini were rejected by the other Brazilian moderators, so they are clearly applying independent judgement. I also saw flags from large numbers of users when your posts reached a wider audience, many of whom have no affiliation with the Latin American communities or HOT.
I see no conflicts of interest in the moderation actions you linked, because none of them were taken by employees of HOT, which is what you were alledging.