Solved Trying to make a new post "How to find an Administrator" (1 Viewer)

[davegoodo]

This is the only way I could make a new post.
I couldn't post my reply to my other thread because I got the administrator message again.

 

[davegoodo]

I can't make a post to my "How to find an Administrator" thread. Because of the link that @The_Doc_Man asked me to post.
@The_Doc_Man

 

[The_Doc_Man]

@Jon - Note, please, the experiment. Since @davegoodo can post in new threads, he is not disabled. However, I'm not sure why he should be blocked from posting in the thread in question.

 

[Jon]

I do not know what was in the post. From message #2, it seems that @davegoodo tried to post a link again. No links allowed under 100 posts.

 

[davegoodo]

I do not know what was in the post. From message #2, it seems that @davegoodo tried to post a link again. No links allowed under 100 posts.

I'm innocent. I haven't included any links. I certainly won't be doing so in future. Solved.

 

[Gasman]

Something up there then, I would have thought?

 

[davegoodo]

Something up there then, I would have thought?

I'm happy to not include links either internal or external. If I need to I'll wait to my 100 posts limit is reached (only 16 to go). That's all.

 

[Jon]

I have an idea of what it might be. Can you give me a link to the thread in question and which post you quoted in your reply? The My Final Post.txt file you posted does not have the text of the quote. Consequently, the quoted text might have a link in it.

 

[Gasman]

This was the initial post that I posted on behalf of the O/P

How to find an Administrator

I'm trying to make a post but I keep getting messages that my post is spam-like and I need to contact an administrator. I don't know where to look. I've attached a copy of my post, which seems OK to me, but I can't make a reply. How do I find an administrator?

www.access-programmers.co.uk

 

[davegoodo]

I have an idea of what it might be. Can you give me a link to the thread in question and which post you quoted in your reply? The My Final Post.txt file you posted does not have the text of the quote. Consequently, the quoted text might have a link in it.

Here it is, there are no hyperlinks or other links in it.

 

[Jon]

This was the initial post that I posted on behalf of the O/P

How to find an Administrator

I'm trying to make a post but I keep getting messages that my post is spam-like and I need to contact an administrator. I don't know where to look. I've attached a copy of my post, which seems OK to me, but I can't make a reply. How do I find an administrator?

www.access-programmers.co.uk

That is not the thread the OP was originally trying to post to, where they got the error in the first instance. I need that thread.

 

[Jon]

Here it is, there are no hyperlinks or other links in it.

What was the name of the thread where you got your first spam error?

 

[davegoodo]

What was the name of the thread where you got your first spam error?

It was:

Exclude Duplicate Records from a Query​

Sorry for the bold, I copied and pasted. Keep going and I'll hit the 100! :>)

 

[Gasman]

Sorry. This one then.

Solved - Exclude Duplicate Records from a Query

DISTINCT/DISTINCTROW won't eliminate records where there are duplicates. GROUP BY/HAVING COUNT(*) =1 will

www.access-programmers.co.uk

 

[Jon]

Which post number did you quote in your reply on that thread? You said you quoted another member.

 

[Jon]

I'm trying to establish the content that was in the quoted text, not @davegoodo's text.

I did reply and quoted the post I was answering.

 

[Jon]

I bet you quoted Post #26. Correct?

If so, you quoted a post with a link in it. Therefore, the text that was in the Reply box had a link and so was rejected.

 

[davegoodo]

I bet you quoted Post #26. Correct?

If so, you quoted a post with a link in it. Therefore, the text that was in the Reply box had a link and so was rejected.

I'll have to get back to you for an accurate answer. I've got to log out now. I'll get back to you. I'm sure you are right.

 

[Jon]

I checked the time you posted your new thread here and the time of the last post (prior to that time) in the thread you replied to. I am 100% sure that is the post you replied to and therefore it was a link issue.