wanderingpilot1 said:05.10.2021., 20:21 #11
coppersailor28
If you have a restriction on the Corona section, try browsing the skeptic subforum without logging in, then attempt to join a thread there...
It might work, it might not—but why not try if that's the deal...
...
I wrote the above
strictly regarding the following case: - the restriction was applied to the corona pdf
Coronavirus during the time when the
Skeptic pdf did not yet exist;
- the restriction was issued due to views that are perfectly 'legal' on the
Skeptic pdf;
- violating general forum rules
(communication style, etc.) was not among the reasons for the restriction .
wanderingpilot1 said:... vBulletin message
wanderingpilot1, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:
Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else's post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?
If you are trying to post, the administrator may have disabled your account, or it may be awaiting activation.
If you see that message upon logging in, you lack permission to actively participate in that specific subforum or thread—meaning your account
('registered user', for example) has nothing to find there.
You will also receive such a message if you attempt to log in to the
ban corner pdf while not banned... Or, if you try to log in to an admin announcement thread with a 'standard' account... ...etc. etc.
...essentially, you get that message if you try to log in to a subforum where your account has a restriction.
I have no idea why
(for what reason, why) you were sanctioned, nor do I care—you don't need to explain to 'me' specifically how
'nothing happened'.
Wait for a response. If an authorized person reaches out, fine; if not, oh well... Aside from the
Coronavirus&
Skeptic pdf, there are plenty of other subforums.
As for posts like '
being treated like a child', ignore them—just as administration 'ignores' them, though you should ignore them for more sensible reasons.