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07-25-2005, 06:32 PM
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I started a topic and after a few days it got "moved" and all of the tallies for the replies/views became -----.-----.
Why?
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Why?
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07-25-2005, 08:13 PM
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What was the topic? It was likely moved to another forum by the administrator (Lomag) so you might need to look elsewhere to find everything now.
To keep things organized, you'll find that it's always best to post new topics in the proper forum or the one that most likely comes the closest to the subject matter of the post. If the admin feels that your post belongs in a different place than where you posted it, he'll move it.
Once moved, you'll still be able to see the thread by clicking on the name of the topic. That link will take you to the new location of the thread.
In other words, if you originally posted a for sale item in the "general discussion" forum, it'll get moved to the "classified/for sale" forum. If you look at the list of posts in general discussion, you'll see the "moved" flag but you can still click on the topic to read it. Once you click on it, take note of the forum you are now in. This is the new location of the post. If you browse that forum's listing of posts, you'll see the topic again without the "moved" flag and the statistics you are looking for will be there...
To keep things organized, you'll find that it's always best to post new topics in the proper forum or the one that most likely comes the closest to the subject matter of the post. If the admin feels that your post belongs in a different place than where you posted it, he'll move it.
Once moved, you'll still be able to see the thread by clicking on the name of the topic. That link will take you to the new location of the thread.
In other words, if you originally posted a for sale item in the "general discussion" forum, it'll get moved to the "classified/for sale" forum. If you look at the list of posts in general discussion, you'll see the "moved" flag but you can still click on the topic to read it. Once you click on it, take note of the forum you are now in. This is the new location of the post. If you browse that forum's listing of posts, you'll see the topic again without the "moved" flag and the statistics you are looking for will be there...
07-26-2005, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Rudy' date='Jul 26 2005, 11:11 PM
Whew, I re-read my explanation and now I'm confused! 
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Originally Posted by Rudy' date='Jul 26 2005, 11:11 AM
Whew, I re-read my explanation and now I'm confused!
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