[This](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64301624/how-can-i-add-tf-keras-layers-additiveattention-in-my-model?noredirect=1#comment113890692_64301624) was my question of Stack Overflow. As soon as I started the question, I commented:

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> If you are downvoting my question then please tell the reason in comments, so that I can do my best to improve it!
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After commenting this, it got deleted in a day or two. But, I didn't mind it as it didn't stop my learning. Then, someone named 'Amit Sharma' commented:

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> possible explanation and solution in stackoverflow.com/a/62949137/6827830
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And then, I wanted to ask something about that link provided by Amit Sharma so I commented my question.

This was my question asked to Amit Sharma about the link he provided:

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> @AmitSharma Thank you for your reply, but the answer in the link, was that an implementation of Bahdanau Attention? Because, in that post, nowhere is written that it was a Bahdanau attention implementation.
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And a moderator deleted this comment!

Then, Amit Sharma commented:

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> If the provided link to the answer solved your problem, please let this be known in this thread for others encountering the same issue
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But, I already said, and a moderator deleted it.

Not only this. If you also see the first comment by datamansahil, he asked this:

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> Does this help? - tensorflow.org/api\_docs/python/tf/keras/layers/…
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I even replied to him in the comments and even that got deleted!

This is too frustrating, because first of all, I placed a bounty on it and so am losing my 50 reputation, and moderators don't let me comment, and reply to other users.

I lost my 50 reputation for nothing. And 50 reputation means a lot to me!