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Sharon C.

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I just posted a question about eating with my son in an unsafe resturant with family and it is gone. I have checked other forums where it would seem appropriate to be. Can someone please direct me to my question? Thanks.

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Sharon C. Explorer
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I just checked every forum. I cannot find my question. Do posts get deleted by some moderators? There was nothing wrong with my question. This is the second time I posted something on this board and could never find it again. I thought this was supposed to be a supportive forum.

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When you post it goes to the bottom of that thread. . .when a moderater comes on they see if that's where it belongs. . .then they pin it and it goes to the top. . or they move it to where it belongs and it goes to the top there. Your posts should be fine.

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Sharon there was nothing wrong with your question and your post was not deleted, in fact I just pinned it. When you first post something you can always find it on the last page of that particular section, when it is pinned it moves up to the beginning of the section.

I hope this helps.

Sharon C. Explorer
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Yes, it does! Thanks! I thought it got swallowed up by the board or something! :D

Whew!

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