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When Will My Warn Status End?

inmygenes

By inmygenes
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inmygenes Apprentice
inmygenes
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When I first registered for this forum I posted my blog address into my post sign off, not knowing that it was against the rules and I didn't find out it was against the rules for quite a while after that, because as I was new I didn't have permission to access any messages sent to me. I wasn't very familiar with forums and the rules back then.

That was back in 2009 and I still have a warn status, how long will it stay that way for an innocent error?

Thanks

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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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When I first registered for this forum I posted my blog address into my post sign off, not knowing that it was against the rules and I didn't find out it was against the rules for quite a while after that, because as I was new I didn't have permission to access any messages sent to me. I wasn't very familiar with forums and the rules back then.

That was back in 2009 and I still have a warn status, how long will it stay that way for an innocent error?

Thanks

Hi inmygenes,

What I would suggest is, send the admin a PM and discuss it with him. :)

inmygenes Apprentice
inmygenes
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Hi inmygenes,

What I would suggest is, send the admin a PM and discuss it with him. :)

How do I do that on here? - Thanks

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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How do I do that on here? - Thanks

Go to the home page, scroll all the way down to "The Moderating Team". Admin is listed first, click on the envelope at the right to send a PM.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
Posted

I vote for a reprieve! ;)

BTW, only you, the mods and the administrator can see your warning status. It is not visible to the general membership.

inmygenes Apprentice
inmygenes
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Go to the home page, scroll all the way down to "The Moderating Team". Admin is listed first, click on the envelope at the right to send a PM.

Hmm can't see that anywhere on the forum home, there is the list of topics and underneath Today's active content?

inmygenes Apprentice
inmygenes
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I vote for a reprieve! ;)

BTW, only you, the mods and the administrator can see your warning status. It is not visible to the general membership.

I know, but it's off putting seeing it all the time :I

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Hmm can't see that anywhere on the forum home, there is the list of topics and underneath Today's active content?

The Moderating Team link is directly to the right of Today's Active Content.

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?app=forums&module=extras&section=stats&do=leaders

inmygenes Apprentice
inmygenes
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The Moderating Team link is directly to the right of Today's Active Content.

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?app=forums&module=extras&section=stats&do=leaders

I don't have that link on the right of Today's Active Content so could only get to it from the link you sent.

A PM is sent to admin now.

Thanks for your help.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

I don't have that link on the right of Today's Active Content so could only get to it from the link you sent.

A PM is sent to admin now.

Thanks for your help.

No Problem :)

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