Where'd my post go?
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A Former User last edited by
I made a post last week asking about using aria from my desktop browser. It got moved by an (IMO overzealous) moderator, and now I cannot find it.
Where do Aria question go to languish unanswered?
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@Browseruk said in Where'd my post go?:
about using aria from my desktop browser
I also re-created it back in the forum where I originally made; with its original title. That also disappeared.
Why in Opera for Windows. Because that the browser I am using. And, as I am a new Opera user, the issue is quite likely user error using the facility within that browser to access Aria; rather than an issue with Aria itself.
Why my title not your: because a) that how I perceive the problem. As (likely) my misunderstanding how to use Aria from my Opera for Windows application; not as a bug in Aria. I cannot attribute to a bug, as I have never managed to make it do anything. Maybe it uses websockets, which fail because I use a firewall and have not authorised the Opera executable to do that. Maybe I've misconfigured my settings; Maybe I just misunderstand what is meant to happen.
In any case, you reading my post, deciding that you know what the problem is, and moving to some obscure place; then renaming it to fit with your interpretation of the site rules; but failing to respond to it and inform me what you've decided the issue is. Is not helpful. It is the opposite of that.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@Browseruk Well, if I think that a topic should be in a different area of the forum, that is better related to the issue, I will move the topic to that area.
And if I think that the topic should have a different title, that better describes what is being discussed in the topic, I will change it. -
A Former User last edited by
@leocg You will, because you can, and none can stop you. You're a volunteer with nothing better to do. A small minded fish in a small pond and you gonna threw that weight about as often as you can.
Gotcha. Opera in the bin.
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