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Hi,

I was just asking a few questions on the atari 2600 page and my post got blocked. Do you have any idea why? I can't access it through my account.

 

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/282323-repairing-a-driving-controller-and-a-light-sixer/

 

The post is not "blocked" or "locked, " in the sense that a moderator closed the thread. Like Thomas Jentzsch said, a post loses the ability to be edited after a while. This is normal in AtariAge forums.

 

Just ask a moderator for access to edit the first post in the thread, and you'll be fine. :)

 

-dZ.

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I see what happened, it looks like you are/were using Tapatalk when you created that topic. Unfortunately, Tapatalk is broken on this version of the forum software, and when creating a topic it will tell you an error occurred. However, that error is a lie, and the topic really was posted. You then created the same topic two more times, so there were three copies of the, "Repairing a driving controller and a light sixer" topic.

 

Two of those topics were deleted, and one of them still remains:

 

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/282323-repairing-a-driving-controller-and-a-light-sixer/

 

If you created other topics like this, its possible the same thing happened. Everyone should be able to see the topic I linked above, although I see nobody has responded to it yet.

 

..Al

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