@Shaista-Kalhoro Hello Ms. Shaista,
Some of your posts have been approved, while others are still under moderation. Additionally, some topics have been merged with others because they duplicated existing topics in the forum. In the future, please check whether there are similar or identical topics already present among the forum threads before creating a new discussion. This will help save time, as it takes a considerable amount of effort to merge topics and delete duplicates.
Thank you!
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@SALMAN Hello Sir! There can be many reasons for the longer approval process: 1) There is a doubt whether this topic complies with the Forum rules; 2) The topic duplicates those that already exist in the Forum; 3) The topic is not formulated clearly; 4) The topic has been published with a technical error (for example, sometimes people type something like "Hi, let me introduce myself" as a separate discussion topic, although a general "Introduction" topic already exists). So, if your topics and posts have not been approved yet, please check the Forum rules, review the list of existing topics, and consider re-formulating your topic and publishing it again. Hope it helps!
@Hendra Please, do not worry! All your feedback posts will be approved and counted.
Irina, Forum moderator
@Hendra Please, do not worry! All your feedback posts will be approved and counted.
Irina, Forum moderator
@Shaista-Begum Hello! Which error are your talking about? Please, specify
@SALMAN Hello Sir! There can be many reasons for the longer approval process: 1) There is a doubt whether this topic complies with the Forum rules; 2) The topic duplicates those that already exist in the Forum; 3) The topic is not formulated clearly; 4) The topic has been published with a technical error (for example, sometimes people type something like "Hi, let me introduce myself" as a separate discussion topic, although a general "Introduction" topic already exists). So, if your topics and posts have not been approved yet, please check the Forum rules, review the list of existing topics, and consider re-formulating your topic and publishing it again. Hope it helps!
@Burfatmukhtiar Every post submitted by users on the forum is subject to mandatory moderation and review to ensure that it adheres to the established forum guidelines. In light of the ongoing global competition among educators, there has been a significant rise in the volume of posts being moderated, which in turn has increased the workload for our moderation team. As a result, we encourage you not to be concerned about how quickly your posts will be published. They will be approved and shared as long as they align with the forum rules. Additionally, it is recommended that you verify whether your suggested discussion topics are already present among the existing forum threads. Duplicate topics can lead to longer moderation times, so checking beforehand helps streamline the process.
@Ume-Haniya Please do not worry; all posts that comply with the rules of the Forum will be approved. Additionally, please pay attention to your choice of topic if you wish to create a new discussion among Forum users. It’s advisable to check for similar topics that may already exist. If your suggested topic duplicates an existing discussion, it will take more time to merge it with the current threads.
@Shaista-Kalhoro Hello Ms. Shaista,
Some of your posts have been approved, while others are still under moderation. Additionally, some topics have been merged with others because they duplicated existing topics in the forum. In the future, please check whether there are similar or identical topics already present among the forum threads before creating a new discussion. This will help save time, as it takes a considerable amount of effort to merge topics and delete duplicates.
Thank you!
In this thread you can find a collaborator for 3.0 contest. Please, introduce yourself and your project idea to find a partner from another school or country.