Awaiting Approval?

[FoxDeltaCharlie]

I'm a noob here (not new to forums though). I recently posted a thread in general tools about some questions on a Baldor grinder I have. My thread has a banner at the top which says "Awaiting approval before being posted publicly". I assume this is a result of my low post count and being a new member. But I was a little confused when I don't even see the thread show up in my own content area (like it may be deleted or something). Have I done something wrong, or am I misunderstanding what I should be doing to post a thread?

Thanks.

 

[rharman]

You can click on your username and, from there, find your postings.

Your thread is here...

Baldor Bench Grinder question(s)

I have a couple questions about a Baldor Grinder I have, but I want to tell a quick funny story first. First off, I am not a grinder expert (engineer and contractor, but just don't know a whole lot about different grinders). So, I've had a grinder which was gifted to me probably about 45 years...

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[mrbill55]

I'm a noob here (not new to forums though). I recently posted a thread in general tools about some questions on a Baldor grinder I have. My thread has a banner at the top which says "Awaiting approval before being posted publicly". I assume this is a result of my low post count and being a new member. But I was a little confused when I don't even see the thread show up in my own content area (like it may be deleted or something). Have I done something wrong, or am I misunderstanding what I should be doing to post a thread?

Thanks.

This is done to keep spammers at bay, but if you click your profile, you can find your post, even in it's "awaiting approval" status.


Bill S.

 

[FoxDeltaCharlie]

Okay, now I see it. Thanks!

 

[NUTTSGT]

If you are a new member and the programming sees things like links or pictures, it will send it in for approval by the Mods or Admin. It may get approved in minutes or a day or two, depending on who is online or runs through the Approval List.