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    Resolved [RESOLVED] approval?

    do all posts have to be approved first?

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    Re: approval?

    Helllo,

    Your first 20 posts will be moderated, meaning that they have to be approved by the moderator of the forum that you posted in.

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    Re: approval?

    ok cool thanks for quick reply.

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    Re: approval?

    Not a problem at all.

    If this has answered your question, to your satisfaction, can you remember to mark your thread as resolved? If you are not sure how to do this, you can find a link in my signature that explains how.

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    Re: [RESOLVED] approval?

    Isnt it only the first post or two for new members to be sure its not a bot, spammer or whatnot?
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    Re: [RESOLVED] approval?

    Hmm, I could be misremembering. I know there is a value of 20. Could that be for giving a rep to someone?

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    Re: [RESOLVED] approval?

    Yea, I believe 20 was for something but we can just observe how zac123 is not getting moderated anymore and only has 5 posts. So I would deduce that its 1 or 2 posts
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    Re: [RESOLVED] approval?

    I think it's only 2, and even then I don't believe that all them are moderated. If I remember correctly there are some rules that trigger the moderation that I don't think should be made public.

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