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How? Most screenshots are of direct live comments/posts, contain the direct link and/or screenshots of the verifiable modlog itself
There's plenty of history of sock puppeting and brigading. Don't need screenshots to look up post histories and the modlogs themselves, either.
What does that have to do with the constant suppression of dissent the mods and admins of .ml do? That's probably the bulk of the posts, showing what was removed under that RULE1 catchall of theirs (Which btw is mostly unjustified). Most of the time something is removed under R1, it's because it was a negative of China, Russia or NK, no matter how right or correct it is.
It's for ease of documentation and discussion, modlog entries are kind of a pita to dig through once they start getting older, though if you're determined enough to verify something then you can still do that.