Hi Andy,
I don't really know how many messages need to be posted before people
get unmoderated. And, no, being unmoderated in one has no bearing on
your status in another -- not in any automated fashion, at least.
Sorry about the inconvenience. It's a shame that we have to use the
moderation system, but if you saw all the spam that we filter out,
you'd be even more appreciative, I'm sure.
As one of the moderators, I try my best to empty the queue many times
throughout the day and night. But sometimes life intervenes. One of
our other moderators is on vacation this week, so that might be the
cause of a little more latency than usual.
I've bumped you out of the moderated list, so your posts should be
able to appear immediately now, or at least as quickly as Google
messages ever appear.
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Aug 20, 2008, at 6:03 PM, ak732 wrote:
powers-that-be:
It's a good thing that this group is moderated.
But I was wondering how many messages I need to post before I get
unmoderated? It's kind of a drag to respond to a thread and find that
by the time the response becomes visible, the response has become
obsolete.
Also, does being unmoderated in one jQuery discussion group,
unmoderate me in the others? Or are they individual? I'm also a
member of the jQuery UI group.
Thanks,
Andy
