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Old Jan 15, 2008 | 7:25 pm
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Access to CC After Post-Count Reduction

FYI ... access restored ...

In advance, I apologize for the somewhat redundant message - I posted a similar message in the Community forum. Wish I could delete ....

Hello - I had been called out for "post-padding" and my post count was reduced below the CC threshold. After being "rehabilitated" and learning my lesson, I have continued to post content that is not "padding" and am currently above 90 posts. This has been the case for several days now, yet I still do not have access to CC.

Any ideas? I have tried logging out and logging back in.

Thanks!

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Last edited by DarkHelmetII; Jan 16, 2008 at 10:13 am Reason: I am reaizing this post might be a bit redundant ....
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Old Jan 16, 2008 | 1:03 am
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Did you try sending a PM to one or more of the Moderators about this?

That might get a quicker answer; not only an answer, but perhaps even a solution of the problem. @:-)

(I saw your lengthy post on this same issue in the "Only Randy Petersen" forum.)
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