I saw an absolutely fantastic post in the unmoderated section yesterday and am very surprised it didn't get through compared to some of what did get through. It wasn't trolling, prurient, offensive or badly written. It asked a genuine question (albeit one that's unlikely to happen in reality). I really don't see what harm it would have done to let it through. I don't know if it was yours but, if not, you're not alone. :/
I kind of doubt it was mine since mine was an theoretical setting thing submitted to thoughts-(so i'd guess impossible to happen in reality).
But yeah, i know i'm not alone :)
Regardless, it's a bit frustrating at times...as in, browsing through those new posts and realizing some quality assurance mechanism deemed them more "fit" to unleash on people than mine.
Funny thing though: I got a notification of a "new comment" on my post, quite a while after it was "not approved". Now i wonder what that comment was or where it came from, seeing how i can't access it.
yep, that was mine ^_^
i was really looking forward to reading some of the "Nothing of the sort, what really happens is:(COMMENT)" replies!
i feel double cherished now! You being appreciative of my attempt even outweighs the fact it did not get through. Thank you a lot for cheering me up(especially since i think you could not have known that it was, in fact, mine, when you mentioned it)...
Yeah, I had no idea who wrote it. I only mentioned it because I loved the post and was really looking forward to people's comments (I think you'd have got hundreds). I deliberately didn't answer it because I wanted to have a good think about it during the day.
It's a happy accident that the person who I mentioned it to turns out to be the person who wrote it. I like when life works out like that. It was by far my favourite post this week. Well, as you can see from my first comments (before I knew it was you). :)
I wonder if TheManagement would tell you why it wasn't approved and/or what you could change to get it past moderation. To my eyes, it looked like a valid poll. I couldn't see any reason not to approve it. From a selfish point of view, I'd love to see it go through, just for all the great answers you'd get!
P.S. Even if you don't get it posted, I hope you continue to write questions like that. Not many IIN users can come up with such good, original, thought-provoking polls. This place would be nothing without them. :D
I auctully think its the format it is written in like when you ask the question you have to say it like " Is it normol that "? and thier is certien tiny criteria that were not followed thats what I did and they have let mine through ever since I did that " .
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I saw an absolutely fantastic post in the unmoderated section yesterday and am very surprised it didn't get through compared to some of what did get through. It wasn't trolling, prurient, offensive or badly written. It asked a genuine question (albeit one that's unlikely to happen in reality). I really don't see what harm it would have done to let it through. I don't know if it was yours but, if not, you're not alone. :/
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Hum, which question was it?
I kind of doubt it was mine since mine was an theoretical setting thing submitted to thoughts-(so i'd guess impossible to happen in reality).
But yeah, i know i'm not alone :)
Regardless, it's a bit frustrating at times...as in, browsing through those new posts and realizing some quality assurance mechanism deemed them more "fit" to unleash on people than mine.
Funny thing though: I got a notification of a "new comment" on my post, quite a while after it was "not approved". Now i wonder what that comment was or where it came from, seeing how i can't access it.
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It was one about all the IIN users being swooped out of their realities and dumped in a room somewhere, and what would happen after that.
It felt very strange to see it not get through and then read some of the stuff which did. :/
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*smile*
yep, that was mine ^_^
i was really looking forward to reading some of the "Nothing of the sort, what really happens is:(COMMENT)" replies!
i feel double cherished now! You being appreciative of my attempt even outweighs the fact it did not get through. Thank you a lot for cheering me up(especially since i think you could not have known that it was, in fact, mine, when you mentioned it)...
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Yeah, I had no idea who wrote it. I only mentioned it because I loved the post and was really looking forward to people's comments (I think you'd have got hundreds). I deliberately didn't answer it because I wanted to have a good think about it during the day.
It's a happy accident that the person who I mentioned it to turns out to be the person who wrote it. I like when life works out like that. It was by far my favourite post this week. Well, as you can see from my first comments (before I knew it was you). :)
I wonder if TheManagement would tell you why it wasn't approved and/or what you could change to get it past moderation. To my eyes, it looked like a valid poll. I couldn't see any reason not to approve it. From a selfish point of view, I'd love to see it go through, just for all the great answers you'd get!
P.S. Even if you don't get it posted, I hope you continue to write questions like that. Not many IIN users can come up with such good, original, thought-provoking polls. This place would be nothing without them. :D
I auctully think its the format it is written in like when you ask the question you have to say it like " Is it normol that "? and thier is certien tiny criteria that were not followed thats what I did and they have let mine through ever since I did that " .