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Was my post deleted?
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Christie B
MemberCan anyone see if my post about my cats refusing to eat wet food is showing up on the forum? I don’t see it anywhere, but on the main forum page, it lists it as the most recent post.
I tried to re-post it when I couldn’t see it published, but the site deleted it because it says it’s a duplicate post.
anonymous
MemberI don’t see it. If you edit too many times it gets deleted. Often if you wait at least 10 minutes you can repost, also, sometimes if you change the first sentence it will go through.
If you are concerned, next time copy the post so it won’t be as tedious to repost.
Christie B
MemberUgh. I was afraid of that. I originally did copy the post (I always do when I post because every once in a while it doesn’t go through). But I was at work when I wrote this post and after I copied it, I got distracted by a customer and then I copied something else to send in a text to a coworker, before realizing that there was a problem with my forum post.
It was such a long post too.
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