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  1. Sep 26th, 2006, 07:24 AM #1
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    Multiple exact posts

    Just in case no one noticed:
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    Re: Multiple exact posts

    One thing that can be done to help moderators is that the moment you see multiple/cross posts from a user you can just click "Report bad Post" on the left corner of the mentioned post and enter your comments as Multiple posts byt the user or something similar to that.

    This way mods will be notified that there are multiple posts and can take proper action.
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    Re: Multiple exact posts

    Good to know...

    I just did that
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    Re: Multiple exact posts

    I didnt get a notification email but I took care of the threads. Thanks for bringing this issue up.
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    Re: Multiple exact posts

    Just a little extra note, the "Report bad Post" link only tells the moderator of that particular forum (so for the "Database Development" forum, just me), and I think Admins too. As none of us are online 24/7, it can sometimes take a while for the message to get thru, and action to be taken.

    Super Moderators can deal with issues in any of the forums, so if any of us are online at the time (we're shown in orange at the bottom of the home page) feel free to tell us via PM instead.
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