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Can't Seem To Get My New Topics To Show Up!

mamaw

By mamaw
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mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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For some reason I've written three or four different times and when I enter it , it shows but then it never shows up in the cooking section????????? I'm totally lost on this one--- it just disappears. I did get one post that I posted on the recipe/cooking and it was moved to another site because it was a question but I haven't found which section it has been moved to as of yet...Just before that new topic I posted one on again the cooking section about the great foods from everbody eats and I can't find it posted anywhere...I guess I need HELP>>>>>>>>>>>

thanks

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For some reason I've written three or four different times and when I enter it , it shows but then it never shows up in the cooking section????????? I'm totally lost on this one--- it just disappears. I did get one post that I posted on the recipe/cooking and it was moved to another site because it was a question but I haven't found which section it has been moved to as of yet...Just before that new topic I posted one on again the cooking section about the great foods from everbody eats and I can't find it posted anywhere...I guess I need HELP>>>>>>>>>>>

thanks

I'm having the same problem in the "related" section. why does the post not show up?

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Rachel--24
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The topic needs to be "pinned" by a moderator. Once it is pinned it can be seen on the front page of the forum. Also sometimes the moderator may move the topic to a different forum if it is more suitable in a different area. The topic can always be viewed in "todays active topics"...you can look here for it immediately after you post it. The link is near the bottom of the main page.

Hope this helps. :)

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