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I Can't See My Post. Can You?


Random Guy

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Random Guy Apprentice

i posted a topic asking if a lot of gluten is worse than a little in the 'coping' forum. i can't see it.

what's up with that?

thanks

-rg


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It's there.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

It has to be pinned by a moderator in order for it to be viewed in the proper section. If you go to Todays Active Topics you will be able to see it before it is pinned though.

Random Guy Apprentice

well then, isn't that interesting.

thanks for the info.

i was concerned that in addition to losing my posts, i was losing my mind

:blink:

cowabunga

rg

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  Random Guy said:
well then, isn't that interesting.

thanks for the info. 

i was concerned that in addition to losing my posts, i was losing my mind

:blink:

cowabunga

rg

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Did you refresh?

Random Guy Apprentice
  Rusla said:
Did you refresh?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

my goodness. that's kind of a personal question B)

just kidding

yes, i did.

i guess it just wasn't pinned

thanks

rg

celiac3270 Collaborator

Right--if it's not pinned, it goes to one of the back few pages of the forum until a moderator comes and pins it. If you need to see it and it isn't yet pinned, either go there, or go to view new posts.


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