Had a post queued for moderation yesterday evening that hasn't been released yet. Any chance of setting it free?
I've released it from moderation: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/168488/984930.aspx#984930
Had a post queued for moderation
I must have missed the memo; I didn't know there was such a queue. I've had posts deleted after the fact over the years, presumably because they put a bee in someone's bonnet (apparently someone who really mattered), but I wasn't notified of the expungement, nor was it explained. Are there certain duck words that trigger the sequestration?
Thank you.
Had a post queued for moderation I must have missed the memo; I didn't know there was such a queue. I've had posts deleted after the fact over the years, presumably because they put a bee in someone's bonnet (apparently someone who really mattered), but I wasn't notified of the expungement, nor was it explained. Are there certain duck words that trigger the sequestration?
I think it was recently updated to handle the huge amount of spam that started coming in. I'm not sure what all the criteria are that cause a post to get flagged. Mine was possibly flagged because of the site I was linking to. I don't mind a few false catches to get rid of the spam we were getting.
The announcement was buried in another thread: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/139584/890850.aspx#890850
We use a third-party service that filters spam posts across tens of thousands of different blogs and forums across the Internet; any posts flagged as likely to be spam go into a moderation queue. Any we release are sent back to that service to be flagged as false positives, to help tune their filters.
(In this case, I'm guessing it was probably triggered by the number of external links to sites that aren't normally referenced from our forums.)
Thanks. That sounds like it will be helpful.
