Is 300 points not enough to bypass moderation?

[former_member188493]

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[JL23]

there is only one message to inform a user that something went into moderation. This message is 99 % of time right, but there are also others reasons than the point level that can cause a reply or question going into moderation.. Like many other popular sites is SCN target of Spammers, hence there are some automatic prevention measures in place, you may have used a word which is on the black list.

[former_member188493]

Your response does not answer the question.

The condition is ongoing, and the suggestion that each one of my completely different posts were rejected because of a "blacklisted word" is not supported by the evidence.

When a response is posted to a question, other busy people tend to ignore the question because they assume the response contained an answer. One of those other busy people may have the actual answer to the question, so when the response does not contain the answer (as in this case), the question goes unanswered.

To put it bluntly, if you don't have an answer, don't post a resonse.

[JL23]

Maybe you are mixing something. Your screenshot is clearly talking that something went into moderation. It was not a moderator decision yet. But now you are talking about rejections. They look different from your screenshot.

And for sure does not any of your posts/replies go into moderation, otherwise your reply here would have the same problem.

If you added your problem to other peoples question and got it rejected then it would be more helpful to give a link to those questions, this could help to determine the space and the moderator of this space to get his opinion on the case.

[JL23]

If you are talking solely about your comments to document

then you have to know that the author of the document is able to decide himself if he allows or restrict comments generally or if any comment needs to be reviewed before it gets visible, see this document in the Getting Started section of SCN:

[former_member188493]

> the author of the document is able to decide himself if he allows or restrict comments generally or if any comment needs to be reviewed before it gets visible

That makes sense... as a likely answer to my question, not as an expected behavior of the author, but that's for another discussion : )