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I'm currently a little put-off of posting due to the delay in my post appearing in the thread making me look rather 'Forrest Gumpesque' shall we say ;)

When/how many posts do I have to submit so that I can keep up with the thread?

Many thanks
 
Tappers said:
I'm currently a little put-off of posting due to the delay in my post appearing in the thread making me look rather 'Forrest Gumpesque' shall we say ;)

When/how many posts do I have to submit so that I can keep up with the thread?

Many thanks
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How ironic! That seems to have gone straight on :D
 
What thread are you talking about?

If you talk about a thread in the Advanced Topics Section (written in the green bar in the forum overview), there you will find the note "For Advanced Enthusiasts & Professionals. These topics are open to all Registered Caudata.org Members for reading. Posts may be subject to moderation."

That has nothing to do with your number of posts.

If this problem appears in the General Topic or Beginner/Newbie Section than I guess it is due to your computer/internet connection.
 
Daniel said:
What thread are you talking about?

If you talk about a thread in the Advanced Topics Section (written in the green bar in the forum overview), there you will find the note "For Advanced Enthusiasts & Professionals. These topics are open to all Registered Caudata.org Members for reading. Posts may be subject to moderation."

That has nothing to do with your number of posts.

If this problem appears in the General Topic or Beginner/Newbie Section than I guess it is due to your computer/internet connection.
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Thanks Daniel,

It has been in the FS Uk section which would explain it.
 
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