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Question About Posting

Sharon C.

By Sharon C.
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Sharon C.
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I just made a post, yet when I click on that forum, I don't see it. It DOES show on the outside of the forum, but when I go in, it's not there. And what does "pinned" mean? Thanks.

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plantime Contributor
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"Pinned" means that a moderator has checked the topic, and it is in the category it belongs in. If your post shows on the outside, but not the inside, it could be on the second page. Posts to a topic show in chronological order, from first to last. You might just need to scroll further down or go to the next page.

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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If you select "view new posts" in the control menu, you'll see it pop up as well. (I find that the most useful way to navigate the posts myself, but we're all different.)

celiac3270 Collaborator
celiac3270
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I would assume that you're referring to when you START a new thread. If a topic is not yet pinned, it is towards the back of the forum. When a moderator reads it and decides it's in the correct forum, it will be in the front. Until then, you need to go towards the back of the forum to find it. Topics are organized as follows:

1. Pinned topics (chronologically)

2. Not yet pinned topics (such as yours if you have just created one) (chronologically)

3. Moved topics (chronologically)

Aeval Rookie
Aeval
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I am also confused. I'm having the same problem as Sharon C. Both of our original posts are marked "moved." What does this mean?

Aeval

plantime Contributor
plantime
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"Moved" means that your post was under the wrong topic, and that it was put into the correct one.

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