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Why Can't I See The New Posts?

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frenchiemama Collaborator
frenchiemama
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Mine and others. I can see the newer posts in the right hand column under "last post info" and I can see them when I click "view new posts". But I cannot see them when I look under the main heading where they are posted. Is it just me?

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I have also noticed this... I think that the posts sometimes take a while to come up under the main headings. The first few times I posted a topic, I though I had done something wrong... but I noticed after a few hours that the posts had come up.

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When you first make a post, it will appear in the view new posts section, but will not appear at the top of the first page. This is because the new posts go towards the back of the section. When a moderator reads the post and pins it, thus certifying that it is in the right place and is appropriate (on Celiac, for example, and not an ad that should be deleted) it gets pushed to the first page with all the others.

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"When a moderator reads the post and pins it, thus certifying that it is in the right place and is appropriate (on Celiac, for example, and not an ad that should be deleted) it gets pushed to the first page with all the others. "

Ooooh, ok. I guess I've just never been on a board that works like this before. Now I get it. Thanks!

celiac3270 Collaborator
celiac3270
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Yes...this board is one of a kind--or one of very few--having such a policy

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young5849 Newbie
young5849
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This answered my questions. Thanks!

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