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JulianM
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Why do I see so many threads "closed for moderation" or "closed for replies"?
Threads are closed if they do not meet our guidelines. Many new members post without reading the rules. Sometimes threads devolve into arguments and need to be closed.JulianM said:Why do I see so many threads "closed for moderation" or "closed for replies"?
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