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 Content deletion
An image of builderman holding a hammer (which if interpreted by the lines, may be missing) with a confused expression is used by Roblox to denote page errors, commonly as a result of content deletion.
A content deletion (stylized as [ Content Deleted ], formerly [Content Deleted]) is a moderation action performed by moderators when an asset violates either the Terms of Use or the Roblox Community Standards. Any user-generated content such as places, forum posts, avatar shop items, and blurbs, are subject to moderation or content deletion.

  Usernames that get reset by moderators usually get replaced with "roblox_user_(id)" and "UN(numbers)" (formerly "Reset(numbers)").
  Inappropriate group names are replaced with "[ Content Deleted ]".
  In older versions of Roblox, the thumbnails of deleted Models appeared as a red truss. ⁠[citation needed]
  If a place is deleted, it is replaced by the default starter place and/or made inaccessible,
  Before chat filtering, chat messages which contained inappropriate content were replaced with "[ Content Deleted ]".

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Fake content deletions
Players often imitate content deletions on their own content as a form of humor. Examples of this include replacing "deleted" with another verb, such as "[ Content Exploded ] " or " [ Content Removed ]". Users who intentionally posted "[ Content Deleted ]" on the now-defunct forums could have received moderation actions on their account.
Reverting deleted accounts
Users are encouraged to appeal content deletion, terminated accounts, or a reset username if they believe that they were unfairly moderated. If a username appeal is successful, users are prompted to change their account's name, after which they can fully access their account.
Criticism

  Many users claim that various assets get deleted without any true violation of the Terms of Use.
  False reporting can cause appropriate content to be flagged as inappropriate.
  Sometimes, a game marked as [ Content Deleted ] can still have its content, with an example being Pacifico 2: Playground Town whose name got changed to "[ Content Deleted ]" in July of 2020.

Trivia
This section is a trivia section. Please relocate any relevant information into other sections of the article.

  An old way that Roblox content deleted a user was by replacing their name with yyc *a random four-digit number* if their username had an inappropriate word(s) in it. An example of this occurring is yyc9009, whose former name can still be seen by viewing their starter place.

Nicolas77
Nicolas77, known on YouTube as NicsterV and MrTop5, is a Canadian Roblox YouTuber notable for his YouTube content with over 2,000,000 subscribers. He has been criticized for relying on the clickbait method to gain viewers, although some believe he has stopped clickbaiting. He also used to post videos on how to get free Robux; mainly from 2015 to 2018. However, unlike the scamming methods that request log-in info, he told his viewers they could use 'legitimate' means such as using promotional links, purchasing Builders Club, or converting Tickets (while they were still available) to get free Robux.
He also created a few alternate accounts to show how 'free Robux' games are targeted at stealing your account. He also sometimes makes videos about Roblox "hackers", such as the fake hacker group known as Blox Watch which had controversy in 2017. Often, when a new “hacker” comes about, he makes a video about it, then a few days later, he uploads a video saying that the hacker is fake.
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"Prank War" with ZephPlayz
On December 30, 2017, Nicolas' account changed its hat nonstop during the afternoon. It was later revealed that StarCodeZephPlayz got into his account and stole his Dominus Rex using the trade function while NicsterV was recording a YouTube video as revenge for a prank he did on ZephPlayz a.k.a A click man.
Nicolas77 said he would get ZephPlayz back for stealing his Dominus. When Nic's Dominus was traded for, he received an Alien Death Panda hat. He later got ZephPlayz back by purchasing a classic T-shirt named "Pranked" for thousands of Robux on ZephPlayz's Roblox account. NicsterV then got his Dominus back from ZephPlayz.
On January 3, 2018, when Nicolas77 was sick, he let ZephPlayz livestream on his channel. ZephPlayz then changed Nicolas77's avatar to a female avatar and set the status update of the account to "Guys I'm a girl now. #Bless." NicsterV later posted on Twitter, "I gave ZephPlayz permission to stream on my channel, and this is what he does." After about roughly 3 days, Nicolas77 changed his avatar back, and changed his status update back to his usual status update, "hi".
Termination
On July 10, 2018, Nicolas77 was banned for 7 days under the reason of billing review which had turned out to be false. He was unbanned the next day.
On July 12, 2018, only 2 days after falsely being banned for 7 days, his Roblox account was permanently deleted for unauthorized charges. It was later discovered that an anonymous person had contacted Roblox via email claiming to be Nic's parent/guardian, and said that their child had made charges on his/her credit card in Nic's account, causing Roblox to terminate his account. Nic was unbanned a few days later.
On August 14, 2019, NicsterV took part in a ban wave in which some YouTubers were banned for. This ban was reverted instantly by the Roblox admins.
Criticism
NicsterV has been criticized for making 'clickbait' videos. He is usually the main topic when others discuss clickbait content within the Roblox community. He has also been criticized in the community for promoting wannabe "hackers" as well as the March 18th Incident.
Possible Controversy
NicsterV posted for the first time in over a month, stating that he had controversy with his father alongside ZephPlayz and that his dad wanted to compromise one of Nic's alternate accounts (bob757) stating that he does not want him to play Roblox at his age. ZephPlayz created a YouTube video stating that there was 2 weeks left before their Roblox accounts would be compromised or terminated. A majority of their fans have attacked Zeph's allegations, stating that their Roblox accounts will not actually be terminated, and that Zeph and Nic were sensationalising the drama for views.
Since the alleged "dad" drama, Nic regularly uploads videos to his Fortnite channel named MrTop5 with his close friends ZephPlayz, Shadical, and many others.
Nicolas77 today
As of late 2021, NicsterV still tries his best to bring his fans more entertaining Roblox content. Just like LandonRB_YT in late 2018, he does not upload that much Roblox videos than before because he got attracted to playing games like Fortnite - trolling people like Lox, Shadical, etc., testing glitches that puts him at risk of getting banned, and discussing rumors and leaks, and Minecraft - also trolling people like Lox by changing stuff until he notices, installing mods to prank him, and auto-building in build competitions.
Trivia
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  His Fortnite channel, MrTop5, started out with Top 5 List videos, as referenced in his channel name.
  In many of his YouTube videos on his NicsterV channel, he pretends as if he is not MrTop5, but he makes it very obvious that he is. This has been proven due to people in MrTop5's channel often calling him "Nic", and sometimes even making references to his Roblox channel and Roblox itself.
  He is also friends with a Roblox user named MrTopRobloxFive which later turned out to be an alternate account created by him for the MrTop5 series.