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i posted two threads today and admins remove all and send me warns lol
sciboudy said:it' hard to post thread here in physics formus
how can i get permission ?micromass said:An explanation of why the threads were deleted was given. Please be sure to read it and to act accordingly.
Also, if a thread is deleted, do not repost without permission.
phinds said:No it is NOT. Just about all of us post regularly and have absolutely no problems at all. If you post nonsense or wild speculation or personal opinions with no basis in fact, expect to get called on it. Read the rules.
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