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[andy the hammer]

I posted to 2 items to Cruise Diarys the other day and they have not appeared on the forum, just wondered if there is a problem.

 

Regards

 

Andy

[luctor et emergo]

I think they may need to be 'approved' by a mod, before they go live? Shoot one of them a PM to see what's up.

[Keeping Up]

I think they may need to be 'approved' by a mod, before they go live? Shoot one of them a PM to see what's up.

Isn't that a tad harsh?

 

 

(Edited to remove double-posting)

Edited June 6, 2010 by Keeping Up

[alan_fincher]

It might be worth asking Daniel why this restriction is in place that posts in that section have to be moderator approved.

 

I must admit I gave up trying to get posts approved in a timely manner, and just posted details of a cruise in something like "general boating", so it appears immediately.

 

I can't guess why cruise diaries has traditionally had this restriction ?

[Guest]

It might be worth asking Daniel why this restriction is in place that posts in that section have to be moderator approved.

 

I must admit I gave up trying to get posts approved in a timely manner, and just posted details of a cruise in something like "general boating", so it appears immediately.

 

I can't guess why cruise diaries has traditionally had this restriction ?

 

For the same reason I'v always just posted my cruise diaries in 'Waterways holidays'

[andy the hammer]

Still not showing posts on forum, but are showing in my posts, so I wonder if the moderators do not read the Technical and Account Support area as well a the Cruise Diaries?.

 

Regards

 

Andy

[carlt]

Still not showing posts on forum, but are showing in my posts, so I wonder if the moderators do not read the Technical and Account Support area as well a the Cruise Diaries?.

 

Regards

 

Andy

If you report your own post then a mod will definitely see it.

[Liam]

Hi Andy,

 

Just spotted this thread and I've OK'd your posts now, sorry for the delay

[Ange]

I must admit I'm confused as to why "cruise diary" entries have to be vetted. I totally understand it with the "for sale & wanted" section. For me the primary aim of the cruise diary is letting fellow forum members know where we are so if they're in the area they can contact us to meet / share locks / drink beer if they so wish. Not a lot of good if there's a 48+ hour time lag, which is totally understandable in the summer months when the mods are busy cruising.

 

Can anyone from the moderating team explain the logic please

 

Smiley added so it doesn't sound stroppy!

[Liam]

To be honest Ange, I've not a clue... it's probably just an historic thing which was decided at some point. Personally I have never known that particular section to be abused, like the For Sale & Wanted usually is so I shall ask our lord and master what his view on it is...

 

.... DAN!?

[DHutch]

I must admit I'm confused as to why "cruise diary" entries have to be vetted. I totally understand it with the "for sale & wanted" section.

I have to admit I was thinking exactly that only the other day.

 

Now changed.

 

 

 

Daniel

[Ange]

To be honest Ange, I've not a clue... it's probably just an historic thing which was decided at some point. Personally I have never known that particular section to be abused, like the For Sale & Wanted usually is so I shall ask our lord and master what his view on it is...

 

.... DAN!?

 

Thanks Liam

 

 

Edited because I cross posted with Dan - thanks Dan

Edited June 7, 2010 by Ange