How can I contact a Unity Forum admin? I want to report a moderator.

The only guess that I have with my last question that was just removed was that it is a fundamental principle that I didn't get. But that's what beginners like me do: not knowing what they don't know. I don't expect an explanation of fundamental things, I can find this on the internet. But as a beginner, you just don't know what you don't know. So getting a hint on what to learn is already a big help which is why I posted it here.

Here is the latest post that again got removed immideatly:

Variable type of cached script attached to other GameObject? Hello,

to access variables in other scripts I am normally using

GameObjectScriptIsAttachedTo.GetComponent()._parameterIWantToAccess; I guess however doing it GetComponent-wise all the time I am accessing something isn't great for performance? So what type must a variable be if I want to cache the link to the script like

_cacheVariableForScript=GameObjectScriptIsAttachedTo.GetComponent(); so I would be able to use it like...

_cachedVariable.ParameterIWantToAccess ...in the future? Sorry if this is a noob question but I couldn't find an answer on google search and "object" type lets me cache it but not use it as described above.

Thanks in advance!

P.s. I found the answer myself after I posted it and wrote about it before the question got removed. I thought that that is how i can give something back to the community.

Another one that got removed was this one:

After identification of gameobject through raycast, can I store that GameObject in variable? Hello,

so i have successfully casted a ray and identified a Gameobject by tag. Now i would like to Store the Gameobject in a variable to i.e. set it inactive. Here is the code:

if (hit.transform.gameObject.tag == "Blueprint" && hit.collider) {

              SelectedBlueprint = hit.transform.gameObject.GetComponent<GameObject>();
              Debug.Log("I have targeted a Blueprint with the name " + SelectedBlueprint.name);
 
              SelectedBlueprint.SetActive(false);
              
          }

I have found out in the unity documentation that Raycasts cant return Gameobjects (https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/RaycastHit.html), but since I have already identified the object, isn't there maybe a workaround? (casting a sphere doesn't help since the gameObject will be disabled by default).

Thanks for any tips in advance!

P.s. i have just again browsed through the log and seen that Hellium did reply on one of them with reasons why he keeps removing my posts: - They are either too trivial Then don't remove my question and tell me what i need to learn and give other beginners a chance to find answers to trivial questions, too! Be sure i always try to find answers to my trivial questions on other places on the internet before. Sometimes the hardest part is to ask the right question. Why do you punish beginners for that? - They don't have code attached Yes! Sometimes as a beginner you have general questions about how things work. you want to understand a principle or a bigger scope technique and you don't need a specific code example. Now I am always including code but that's just silly if its not about a specific example. Plus i cant find this as a rule. -They are not detailed enough This was the explanation for removing the "After identification of gameobject through raycast, can I store that GameObject in variable?" topic. I really don't get it. Look at the example, it already has quite some detail. And if it's not enough, just write an answer and let me fix it instead of right away pulling it off the board.