Quick question about post visibility

[Betonhaus]

When someone still needs their posts to be approved by a moderator; is there a setting that other users enable to hide those posts, or do other users just ignore new people who are posting stupid shit?

 

[KiwiFuzz]

Lurk moar, newfag.

 

[Betonhaus]

that doesn't answer the question

 

[Neo-Nazi Rich Evans]

that doesn't answer the question

i disagree, lurk moar is a pretty good answer to any question by a newfren.

 

[Betonhaus]

i disagree, lurk moar is a pretty good answer to any question by a newfren.

it's not an answer, it just tells you a way of finding the answer.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

it's not an answer, it just tells you a way of finding the answer.

It is an answer, young grasshopper.

 

[Grub]

When someone still needs their posts to be approved by a moderator

is there a setting that other users enable to hide those posts, or do other users just ignore new people who are posting stupid shit?

Think long and hard about what you wrote in your post and you can probably figure out the answer.

 

[Scarlett Johansson]

that doesn't answer the question

Learn to cope

 

[Betonhaus]

Think long and hard about what you wrote in your post and you can probably figure out the answer.

Posts are clearly labeled to when they are waiting for approval or not.

 

[Shig O'nella]

Posts are clearly labeled to when they are waiting for approval or not.

I'll take pity on the dumbass.

Yes, they're clearly labelled. To the poster. No one else sees them until they're approved, hence no need to make the effort to ignore retarded newfag takes.

Now go forth and lurk moar.

 

[Betonhaus]

I'll take pity on the dumbass.

Yes, they're clearly labelled. To the poster. No one else sees them until they're approved, hence no need to make the effort to ignore retarded newfag takes.

Now go forth and lurk moar.

I would assume that only the poster would be able to see posts that have a label saying that they are invisible to others until the moderator has approved them. I was just asking if there was some other system in play for posts that have been approved but still linked to a new account. I may not be the best at explaining myself but I'm pretty confident that was self-explanatory.

 

[Shig O'nella]

Oh, that! Yeah, there's a system for that. It's "look at the join date and exercise self control."

No one bothers using it though.

 

[Pootato]

I would assume that only the poster would be able to see posts that have a label saying that they are invisible to others until the moderator has approved them. I was just asking if there was some other system in play for posts that have been approved but still linked to a new account. I may not be the best at explaining myself but I'm pretty confident that was self-explanatory.

To my knowledge there isn't any other system in place that hide posts than the one you mentioned, however forum users can use the ignore user system and some will do that for any newbie they encounter. The best way to get along here i found is treat yourself as a guest and politely ask if you can use the toilet. This is a rather tight-knit community and newbies have done some real damage in the past, so peeps are a bit wary of them and can act rather harsh, most of them will change when you turn out to be an asset but like society, there will always be one who deep-throats cacti for fun.

 

[Betonhaus]

To my knowledge there isn't any other system in place that hide posts than the one you mentioned, however forum users can use the ignore user system and some will do that for any newbie they encounter. The best way to get along here i found is treat yourself as a guest and politely ask if you can use the toilet. This is a rather tight-knit community and newbies have done some real damage in the past, so peeps are a bit wary of them and can act rather harsh, most of them will change when you turn out to be an asset but like society, there will always be one who deep-throats cacti for fun.

Thank you.

 

[Absolutego]

I would assume that only the poster would be able to see posts that have a label saying that they are invisible to others until the moderator has approved them. I was just asking if there was some other system in play for posts that have been approved but still linked to a new account. I may not be the best at explaining myself but I'm pretty confident that was self-explanatory.

No. Once we approve the posts, they look like any other post on the forum and the only thing indicating it's from a new account is the hot pink color of your join date.