Administration
01-04-2007, 01:03 AM
It is our policy to place all posts from newer users into the "moderation queue" and review them for suitability. Posts that are queued for moderation will not appear on the open board until they are checked by the board owner or his assigned assistants.
We do not provide timeframes for when posts will no longer be moderated for newer users. For some, it can be as few as 25 posts. For others, it can take longer. It depends on how you portray yourself to other users on the DB, and the impression you leave from what you have to say and believe. A person who only posts "I agree with ya" the majority of the time will always be received differently from someone who takes the time to respond with a thoughtful, insightful manner. This is not to mean that we expect everyone to be scholarly or such in all their posts, but we do expect you to speak honestly and from your heart. We understand that some people can speak volumes with just a few words, and others need a library to do so. But if you're tired of having to wait before seeing your posts appear on the open board, these are some things you might consider to better improve your participation.
We do not provide timeframes for when posts will no longer be moderated for newer users. For some, it can be as few as 25 posts. For others, it can take longer. It depends on how you portray yourself to other users on the DB, and the impression you leave from what you have to say and believe. A person who only posts "I agree with ya" the majority of the time will always be received differently from someone who takes the time to respond with a thoughtful, insightful manner. This is not to mean that we expect everyone to be scholarly or such in all their posts, but we do expect you to speak honestly and from your heart. We understand that some people can speak volumes with just a few words, and others need a library to do so. But if you're tired of having to wait before seeing your posts appear on the open board, these are some things you might consider to better improve your participation.