Approved messages on forums

Is there a way to see if your message was approved or not? I posted something 10 hours ago, I had a spelling error, I edited, I saved it and it showed me that my message had to be approved first.

I have already DM some mods from here but still no response. Is 10 hours normal for this? Is it more? Is it less?

Does anybody know why this is happening (about the approved messages)?

Thanks in advance

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DNA3000

The forums have some automatic filters that automatically send some forum posts to moderation for approval. I don't know what those filters contain, but some of mine get caught every so often as well. I've had some take hours to clear approval, and a few times they never left approval and I just redid the post using completely different wording and it went though. Once or twice after I did that my original post showed up, sometimes a day later. I think this just varies depending on the moderator work load that day.

Deacon

I think it's an editing timer that is the culprit most of the time. if you edit a few times within a short window of each other, the queue gets prompted. that's not the only scenario but it's often the culprit ... too quick back to back editing.

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winterthur

Yours went missing.

Mine is (I don't even know how to describe). It is not deleted. It is not closed. Just that when adding post to it, it won't float to the top.

SpideyFunko

I hate it when this happens

DNA3000

I think it's an editing timer that is the culprit most of the time. if you edit a few times within a short window of each other, the queue gets prompted. that's not the only scenario but it's often the culprit ... too quick back to back editing.

This can also do it, and posting multiple messages rapid fire can do it sometimes. I also believe there's certain content structures that can do it: for example I've seen it happen when I've quoted multiple people in different quote blocks with a very short reply (multiple quotes, not giant quote pyramids).

Of course, quotes with short replies is not something I generate often.