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Posted in b/s/t section yesterday also send message to mod but have yet to see my thread or get a reply from a mod. What steps does one take next?
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Posted in b/s/t section yesterday also send message to mod but have yet to see my thread or get a reply from a mod. What steps does one take next?
So that's why my post never appeared. My bad. (-=
I've been on laser pointer forum since 2012. I don't think I've made 20 posts. I typically prefer to just read the various threads. I have some lasers I would like to sell. All custom Eghemus builds. Would I be able to sell them?
Hello LPF,
I started sell thread yesterday but still not approved, any moderator that can help me please?
Thanks Joel:beer:
Was Approved!! Thanks to the moderator :wave:
my apologies for posting b4 reading anything at all quite stupid on my part and i definately respect safety and lasers and the people in general here. thanks again. I think in my busy life i try to take shortcuts and it was unintentional. Great website and i feel fortunate learning and discussing more about some cool stuff.This board is now "moderated."
That means that thread starters must be "approved" by a member of the admin team
In order to start a thread, the member must now have 20 **laser related** posts and have a "positive" reputation (green squares).
Posts in the "Welcome" board and the "Off-Topic" board do not count
SPAMMING the boards with short, non-content related posts to reach 20 may lead to a ban
Anyone may reply to a thread already approved
NEW posters SHOULD read the sticky at the link below to see what your potential buyers are going to be looking for in your "For Sale" thread
Six Steps to Prevent You from Getting Scammed
Peace,
dave
**EDIT** --
There were LONG and complex discussions before this rule was put into effect.
Just because a new member was not here for that discussion does NOT give the new member the right to question the rule or ask to have it explained to them individually or to be allowed an exemption
The rule is in place
Live with it