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Why?

Wow can u please tell me why yall took it off.
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maybe because It was more for anime instead of manga
I have an answer to why it was removed from the Death Note and Naruto community but the Manga as a Mod I'm rather stumped to be honest... The reason for the other communities to remove it was due to being Irrelevant to that community😧
Naruto and Death Note have absolutely nothing to do with Fairytail and that card. Maybe if you had like multiple pictures in there where topics or characters from that card were relevant, then it probably wouldn't of been removed. The manga one is a little surprising, but from what I can see there was no mention of the manga in your card. Manga and anime are different. That's why there's seperated communities.
oh well thats a little stupid but what ever I guess lol
But by the look of the title and picture it does look mre Fairy Tail related than Death Note and Manga and Naruto so probably that's why
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