It started with a simple post on the Pokémon Go Avonetics: "Is this normal?" A player captured a bizarre, unbelievable moment in their game and turned to the community for answers. But what happened next is sending shockwaves through the entire player base. Instead of help, the post was swarmed by automated moderator messages, warning against cheating and demanding 'civil discussion.' It was a bizarrely aggressive response to an innocent question. Coincidence? We think not. We dug deeper into the Avonetics archives and found a pattern. Dozens of similar posts asking about strange in-game events have been flagged or mysteriously vanished. Is Niantic trying to cover up a game-breaking bug? Are moderators silencing players who accidentally stumble upon evidence of widespread cheating rings? The community is in an uproar, demanding transparency. This isn't just about one player's weird experience anymore; it's about a potential cover-up at the highest levels of the game. We break down the original post, the moderator's chilling response, and the mountain of evidence that suggests something is seriously wrong in the world of Pokémon Go. What they're trying to hide will blow your mind. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.