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Summer 2011 Wishlist Event

Jul 10, 2011 17:27

Thank you all so much for your input in the poll, we're glad to see so much interest still in an event! The majority of you wanted another wishlist event, so that's what we're going with. We do want to say, however, that those of you who suggested other/new forms of events had really great ideas that we may consider for the future ( Read more... )

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QUESTION ex_absolute July 11 2011, 10:43:39 UTC

Hey super awesome mods! Just making sure that (because of LJ's new screening policy and the fact that my prompt list has links in it) you can see my wishlist comment and that LJ hasn't hidden it?

And also to make sure that the wishlist itself was okay? I'm a bit more specific than I was last year, and I just wanted to make sure you didn't want me to edit or anything!

Thank you! <3

Re: QUESTION peskywhistpaw July 11 2011, 12:36:28 UTC

LJ marked it as suspicious, but I took care of it, so no worries!

And your wishlist looks just fine. :)

Re: QUESTION ex_absolute July 12 2011, 05:28:12 UTC

Great! Thanks so much. :D

Re: QUESTION telpy July 17 2011, 11:45:36 UTC

Oh, been out of touch with LJ recently.
What is the new screening policy? *AARK!*

Re: QUESTION peskywhistpaw July 18 2011, 06:18:14 UTC

There have been a lot of spammy comments on LJ recently, so LJ has this new policy where if your comment looks "suspicious" - that is, contains offsite links (and there are possibly other criteria, but that seems to be the major one affecting LJ-ers who are not purposely being "spammy") - then it will be marked as such, and won't show up normally. At the top/bottom of the comments, where you usually see the Post a new comment button, the creator of the post will then see something that'll say something like, "Read 1 suspicious comment." You have to click on that in order to view the "spammy" comment, and from there you can mark it as not spam, and it'll show up normally. The commenter themselves has no control over the "suspiciousness" of their comment once it's been marked as such. The tricky thing is that when you, as the poster of the entry, get, say, an email notification, it doesn't say whether that comment was marked as suspicious. (Which is a problem with a post like this, and I totally wouldn't have noticed there were comments ( ... )

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