why do my new topic post about STP keep getting taken down

[bullpinman]

I have posted three times about the outage in Texas and all of them have been taken down. Do you know why? There was nothing offensive just asking if anybody has or is going down. I would like to connect with someone who is going , but the darn topic keeps getting deleted.

[Roll Tide]

I didn't delete your posts, but I am one of the Moderators tasked with organizing the site.

Where did you initially post regarding STP outage?
Talk About STP would have been the right place.

Did it look like this?

Would like to hear if anyone has been down to the outage before or if anyone has plans to go down this year? I was there in 1999 and it was good and I'm debating whether to go back. In Florida right now, not too far away.

[bullpinman]

yes that was it. I happen to find one of three posts that had been moved to a reply to one of the moderators posts about STP. I wanted to start a new thread if I could. Where it was moved I don't think people can reply to it? I'm not sure. Thanks for your help.

[Roll Tide]

General questions / comments about a specific plant usually work best on the existing "Talk About XX" thread. A more general question about the industry is a candidate for a new thread.

As far as accessing older posts: if you go to www.nukeworker.com/forum you will see all the boards. A daughter board may need to be accessed for specific threads. When you come to the website after you have been gone for a while, you should look at the boards that specifically interest you (such as Talk About Region 4).

[Nuclear NASCAR]

Your first 2 posts weren't in the correct forum, that's why they were removed.  Your current post that IS in the correct place has one response.  You can find your posts by going to your profile and click on find the last posts of this person.  If you have any other questions many of the answers can be found in the forum rules.

[Rennhack]

Thanks for helping him.  I appreciate it.