Post Minimum / Waiting Period Required for New Members to Start a New Thread

[in stitches]

i think i started a new thread before hitting 5 posts. on my first day. i got a lot of genuine help. it made me want to stay. now you are stuck with me.

there should definitely be a waiting period.

 

[marblehouse]



i think i started a new thread before hitting 5 posts. on my first day. i got a lot of genuine help. it made me want to stay. now you are stuck with me.
there should definitely be a waiting period.

Think of all the pain we would have been spared.

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First poast:


Threads started (1-3):

#1. (1 response)


#2. (0 responses)


#3. This is when you really started coming into your own.
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[Cardigan Brah]

When can I quote posts and post images, videos, etc without waiting for a mod to approve them?

 

[in stitches]

awesome, nice job throwing in those bris pics.

but you dont have my actual first thread in there. see below

http://www.styleforum.net/t/203737/canali-suit-from-the-rack/0_20

 

[in stitches]



When can I quote posts and post images, videos, etc without waiting for a mod to approve them?

i thought right away?

 

[ter1413]



When can I quote posts and post images, videos, etc without waiting for a mod to approve them?

March 2032

 

[IRKSM]

I hate to revive a dead thread with silly questions but I have waited a couple of days for some of my posts to be approved, is this typical? I realize styleforum is probably understaffed and overworked but what is an average turnover time I can expect?

 

[InHocSignio]

This policy has become incredibly annoying to me. I have been perfectly on topic but in fact cannot ask new questions in the "Ask a Question, Get an Answer" thread because by the time my post has already been approved, people have moved on 3 posts down. I imagine that thread is supposed to collate all the newbish and amateurish questions that get asked over and over again, but if they cannot actually get answered because moderation takes far too long to approve them, how does that dissuade a new poster from becoming new thread happy? And I think I'm fairly persistent as someone familiar with major forum etiquette, but for others new to online social participation, I imagine there is a pretty significant loss of conversions from those who are "lurkers" to getting involved as a result of this policy as well..