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How can I get my answer past the moderation phase?
I gave an answer on this page: http://answers.unity3d.com/answers/1219300/view.html
But at the top it says:
This post is currently awaiting moderation. If you believe this to be in error, contact a system administrator.
Is 5 days too short a period to expect the answer to become public?
It's not in moderation (I can see the list, it's not there.) It's some sort of glitch. Was anything funny happening with the Q, or when you posted this answer?
Everything seemed normal when I answered. $$anonymous$$aybe I should repost it.
$$anonymous$$aybe the question itself is in moderation. I can't add answers now.
Hmm...I'm seeing that your "answer" is properly added as a Comment. The Q and your comment are both clearly visible on the site.
That link appears to go to a ghost "Answer." I wonder if someone converted your answer onto a comment, and now only that one link (to the old answer-version of what you wrote) is broken? Or did you do that yourself?
Either way, having it as a Comment seems wrong. Even if it's incorrect (I didn't read it,) it's still in the form of an answer.
How do I contact Answers ad$$anonymous$$istrator? as my question is awaiting for moderation
Please read the FAQ. The link is on the right-hand side of this page.
You have reputation called Karma. You must have 15 Karma/points to post directly to the site. To gain Karma, you must be voted up on good questions you ask. You can also gain Karma by posting good comments or questions that are accepted/upvoted.
If you get an answer accepted (which is actually pretty rare, considering must users today "ask and forget" about their questions, leaving them opened forever), you get 20 Karma. So, by having an answer deemed "correct" by the asker, you automatically surpass this requirement of 15.
but how do you answer someone when your answer(or reply) is not showing up?(maybe is my problem?)
But the FAQ says "...asking questions and providing answers — does not require any reputation whatsoever." (Emphasis $$anonymous$$e.)
