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Why can't I post in the wanted/for sale section?

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Exactly as the title says really.
It says I need a 5 post minimum and well this is my 6th post.
Any help people?
 

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All posts in the for sale or wanted section are moderated and will not appear until they have been approved by a moderator.

We have a number of advanced and restricted areas where posts are moderated. For example - your post regarding your newt tank will be moved into the help section because it is not an advanced topic.

- Mark
 
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