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CNJ 3676CNJ 3676OGR Forum Member

After a few months of being away from the forum, I attempted to post to the "Railroadiana In Your Collection" thread on the 3 Rail Forum this morning. My post was about an old passenger timetable in my collection along with a couple of pictures of it. After hitting the post now button, I received a message indicating the post was subject to moderator approval prior to being posted. In my several years of participating on the forum, I had never seen this before. I just checked the thread a few moments ago and my post is still not there. Has anything changed during the past few months I did not post?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Bob 

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baltimoretrainworksbaltimoretrainworksOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

I had that happen to me a couple times last week. One was a reply concerning the American Freedom Train and the other was about the GG1 . It did post a day or so later, I did get a little paranoid that I might be blackballed for some reason. I did get the following email tho:

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Hello, baltimoretrainworks:
We're sending you this notification because you have set your email notification settings to be notified when your moderated content has been approved or rejected.
TOPIC REPLY APPROVED - NOW VIEWABLE

This post reminds me of one a few years ago on CTTs forum where someone referred to the GG1 as a "PCB laden pig of a locomotive". That brought the wrath of gods down on the poster.

I like the looks of the GG1, saw one close up last summer at the Pa. railroad Museum, that thing is monstrous! 

 

Jerry

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