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musicmom2

By musicmom2
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musicmom2 Rookie
musicmom2
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Hi there! I'm totally a newbie so be patient with me smile.gif I've tried starting a new topic 3 times now, but for some reason, It gets to the point where it tells me a moderator will view it and then it just redirects me to the main page and my post doesn;'t show up. I've made sure my profile setting allows posts but am i doing something wrong? Sorry!

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Hi there. Everyone new is moderated by hand until you make a certain number of posts. It keeps the board free of spam and trolling. Your post went into the queue and when a moderator logs in, they'll read your post and let it through it to the board. They are around pretty often. I don't think I ever waited more than a couple hours when I first got here.

musicmom2 Rookie
musicmom2
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Thanks, I'll keep trying! I've tried the last two days in a row to post on the pre-diagnonis Forum. Maybe that's a busy one and they haven't gotten to me yet huh.gif

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
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Thanks, I'll keep trying! I've tried the last two days in a row to post on the pre-diagnonis Forum. Maybe that's a busy one and they haven't gotten to me yet huh.gif

If you have lost a post you can always click on your name which takes you to your profile, and then you can click on either Find Posts or Find Topics. There are currently no unapproved posts awaiting approval.

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
Posted

Here is a link to your topic. It was cleared on the 26th and you received replies on the same day.

musicmom2 Rookie
musicmom2
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Thank you all! I found itrolleyes.gif after your help. Sorry for being such a dork!

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