I am aware of the notification thread for no/slow admin service, of which the last post dates back to August 19th, 2022. We’re now almost 3 months later. I sent a PM to admin some time in August, which I was hoping would have been answered before the end of September, but unfortunately it hasn’t.
Is admin service permanently discontinued until further notice, or are there active plans to resume it sometime soon?
If it’s the former, how do we raise admin issues from now on? There are things I am not comfortable discussing publicly. And If it’s the latter, do you have a time frame?
ShabbyKayak wrote: 13 Oct 2022 12:43
I am aware of the notification thread for no/slow admin service, of which the last post dates back to August 19th, 2022. We’re now almost 3 months later. I sent a PM to admin some time in August, which I was hoping would have been answered before the end of September, but unfortunately it hasn’t.
Is admin service permanently discontinued until further notice, or are there active plans to resume it sometime soon?
If it’s the former, how do we raise admin issues from now on? There are things I am not comfortable discussing publicly. And If it’s the latter, do you have a time frame?
Thank you,
Kind regards,
SK.
This seems to be a weird question to me.
The quoted posting says that admin service will be slower than usual for 4 days, so it already answered your question.
Secondly I am on here visibly every day and it must be hard not to notice as I am doing a lot of administrative and moderating work including regular postings.
Thirdly you could not have sent me a pm as pm´s are deactivated, which was one topic of your message that I received as email from you on August, 10. I answered on August, 11.
ShabbyKayak wrote: 13 Oct 2022 12:43
I am aware of the notification thread for no/slow admin service, of which the last post dates back to August 19th, 2022. We’re now almost 3 months later. I sent a PM to admin some time in August, which I was hoping would have been answered before the end of September, but unfortunately it hasn’t.
Is admin service permanently discontinued until further notice, or are there active plans to resume it sometime soon?
If it’s the former, how do we raise admin issues from now on? There are things I am not comfortable discussing publicly. And If it’s the latter, do you have a time frame?
Thank you,
Kind regards,
SK.
This seems to be a weird question to me.
The quoted posting says that admin service will be slower than usual for 4 days, so it already answered your question.
Secondly I am on here visibly every day and it must be hard not to notice as I am doing a lot of administrative and moderating work including regular postings.
Thirdly you could not have sent me a pm as pm´s are deactivated, which was one topic of your message that I received as email from you on August, 10. I answered on August, 11.
yeppie wrote: 13 Oct 2022 12:59
I sent you a pm with my answer to your email from August, 10.
My sincere apologies.
It was my understanding that although PMs were disabled, PMs to admin could be sent, which is how I was able to send a PM that I thought you (admin) had received, which you have. Until today, I had never received a reply via PM. I just checked my email inbox, and I did not see your reply from August 10th. It's likely that it got lost in all the many email notifications from SSL, and as a result I missed it, and accidentally deleted it.
I realized just now that notifications from SSL threads and the email you sent me, probably come from the very same email address, which I did not expect, and is probably why I missed it. Yes, I see you being active on SSL, which is why I was wondering why I had never got a reply after so long. I'm sorry I missed it. Thank you for resending me your August 10th reply via PM. I will send you another email soon, as I have a question about another matter.
Kind regards,
SK
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ShabbyKayak wrote: 13 Oct 2022 12:43
I am aware of the notification thread for no/slow admin service, of which the last post dates back to August 19th, 2022. We’re now almost 3 months later. I sent a PM to admin some time in August, which I was hoping would have been answered before the end of September, but unfortunately it hasn’t.
Is admin service permanently discontinued until further notice, or are there active plans to resume it sometime soon?
If it’s the former, how do we raise admin issues from now on? There are things I am not comfortable discussing publicly. And If it’s the latter, do you have a time frame?
Thank you,
Kind regards,
SK.
This seems to be a weird question to me.
The quoted posting says that admin service will be slower than usual for 4 days, so it already answered your question.
Secondly I am on here visibly every day and it must be hard not to notice as I am doing a lot of administrative and moderating work including regular postings.
Thirdly you could not have sent me a pm as pm´s are deactivated, which was one topic of your message that I received as email from you on August, 10. I answered on August, 11.
yeppie wrote: 13 Oct 2022 12:59
I sent you a pm with my answer to your email from August, 10.
My since apologies.
It was my understanding that although PMs were disabled, PMs to admin could be sent, which is how I was able to send a PM that I thought you (admin) had received, which you have. Until today, I had never received a reply via PM. I just checked my email inbox, and I did not see your reply from August 10th. It's likely that it got lost in all the many email notifications from SSL, and as a result I missed it, and accidentally deleted it.
I realized just now that notifications from SSL threads and the email you sent me, probably come from the very same email address, which I did not expect, and is probably why I missed it. Yes, I see you being active on SSL, which is why I was wondering why I had never got a reply after so long. I'm sorry I missed it. Thank you for resending me your August 10th reply via PM. I will send you another email soon, as I have a question about another matter.
