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Hello ZoneGFX.
Recently, I posted a request topic and it happened to be unavailable everytime I access it. It says:Whaaaaat??!?!!
The post you are looking for maybe in the old site OLD.ZONEGFX
Please Wait your will be redirect there in few second .. Search the Post there and we hope you will find it there
Soon we will bring all post from old site here.But it is different when I'm already logged in. It just shows a topic title and nothing else below (all my posts are not visible), except a statement of
Oh bother! No replies were found here!
The post is nowhere to be found in the Request forum itself. Please correct me if I did anything wrong. If the post is not saved in the first place, should I repost it? Thanks in advance.
Here is the link to the topic: link.
I would suggest just reposting it - something has gone wrong, most likely, or for some reason it has been removed (not that likely). If it was removed, you usually receive a warning or email or similar.
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I had this problem with a number of posts, and Tomsk found them in an admin review folder or some place like that. Apparently it had something to do with the image or item link that I used in them, or something like that... I can't remember now.
Did you utilise the link insertion buttons/codes when you wrote the post? If more than one, (which is stupid) is used then it's caught by the spam filters and hidden away for moderation, which usually never happens.
Just repost it but include the full links, without the insertion code.
@Errilhl in that case, it hasn't been removed, because I don't receive such warnings or emails up until now. Thanks for helping, I'll update as soon as I receive them.
@evilmonkey Sorry I missed that point. I posted on pure html since I could post with html tags, so I did the links manually. Did you mean the links have to be inserted with the link button provided?@kendrad it could be caused by the item link, since I didn't insert a picture.
@nicpierre7 No, if you hid links behind code, by using the insertion buttons or via your own code then the post gets caught by the spam filters. You have to just post the plain links for it to bypass the filters.
@evilmonkey cmiiw, tried to understand your point. So I need to write down the plain web links without html tags in the text box and then they will automatically turn into clickable links when the post is saved?
@nicpierre7 If you were to post a link like, https://www.google.com/ it will automatically be clickable. Likewise if you were to post a link like this it would be clickable, but more than one 'hidden' link (behind code) per post automatically activates the spam filter and it removes your post from public viewing.
@evilmonkey I see. Will try to repost then, and anyway the links will become anomize links as well?
I had to check with another browser what you were talking about as uBlock Origin blocks it. Yes, the links will route through whatever service is baked into the site through scripts.
Thanks @evilmonkey. It was the links all along! Seems like I have to note that down every time I post. And thank you @errilhl and @kendrad for the suggestions. Hope this post can help the others trying to solve the same problem. 🙂
Is this your post ??
~https://zonegfx.com/forums/topic/2000-pts-each-2/It was marked as spam as you register with Spammer/Blacklist IP
And other user register with fake email... temp email there forum post will be also get marked as spam.
And soon account will get blocked.
So when ever your forum post didnt show up ... its mean system marked as spam.@hunter yes that is, but I just did a repost here: https://zonegfx.com/forums/topic/dynamic-cloaks/, so I guess the former one should be deleted for now.
Personnaly, this is why i prefer writing link in my post like this. I think it prevent any spam detection link shenanigan.
https://www.google.com(You write down the link in the box, then underline it with your mouse and click on the "code" button between "li" and "close tags".)
It highlight the link. Sure it isn't clickable, but all the reader has to do, is underline the link with his mouse, then right click on it and click "open in a new browser".
It's litteraly just one more click than usual. Don't i see them start whining. Ha ha ha!
@checkit1414 if it's legal then I might give it a try. 😀
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