Vista - Please help, unable to post question

Good Evening,

This is mostly a test post. I have been trying to post a question about .cs
class files since last week, but it never shows up. Kate Lian on the
Concierge Chat was able to post it for me but her post on my behalf
disappeared soon after.

My last test was ~ 30 min ago and has not shown up either. Does anyone know
what might be the problem?

I'm stumped ... this test post showed up on the board almost immediately, but
the one I posted earlier is still missing.

Not sure why that particular question won't post ... would it be possible
for the Microsoft MVP who answers questions on this board to send me an email
address where I can submit the question instead? (I have a current MSDN
license) It's getting to where I really need an answer to it, so please help
if possible!

"LenaMsdn08" wrote:

"LenaMsdn08" <LenaMsdn08@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:A569891B-8E32-46A7-9B1F-971FA22F2A0E@xxxxxxFirst, you need to understand that MVP's are *not* assigned to groups to
answer questions, most visit numerous groups as time permits. It's unlikely
that anybody is going to start dealing with you one-on-one via email, when
you have access to Microsoft reps through managed newsgroups.
You need to understand how to associate a live ID with your MSDN
subscription so it will be recognized by the Microsoft reps when you post
questions. You can read up on managed groups and posting here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx

CLick the "Managed Newsgroups" link on the right of the page, sign in, then
follow the instructions. If this approach doesn't work for you, use the MSDN
concierge service to get squared away.

On 19/05/2009 in message
<A569891B-8E32-46A7-9B1F-971FA22F2A0E@xxxxxx> LenaMsdn08 wrote:
You may need to do a "rude word test" on the post that's not showing up. I
had this problem a couple of years ago when I posted to one of the MSFT
groups, just couldn't get the post through. I changed the wording and it
worked fine. I think a couple of words ran together to produce an
unacceptable combination and I believe MSFT filters the posts mechanically.

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Jeff Gaines
Damerham Hampshire UK