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Post flooding error
I created a normal post, click Post and get an error: Correct the highlighted errors and try again. Post flooding detected (community received posts of a unique message more than 1 times within...
Hi All & halbot,
I also want to add my experiences with the TechCommunity Posting error message.
Some Community Hubs require a tag (MS Teams is one), and others don't (Bookings and Outlook). I can say I get the error message regularly. Nevertheless, here are my experiences and resolution.
- The post is automatically saved. I conduct my posts in the Microsoft Edge Browser.
- I wait about 10 seconds and click the Post button again. Usually, after a couple of tries, my content is posted.
- I rarely have to close out the browser, but when I did, I was freaking out.
. But my content was still in Auto Save mode when I navigated to the post, including the images.
- Tip: If you copy your content using the Ctrl-C, don't forget to use the Windows key + V command to review the last 25 copied items in the clipboard. This feature has saved me many times in other applications.
If you find this information helpful, please mark it as best response or like it, again it will help others.
/Teresa
#traccreations4e
PS: By the way, I didn't get the error message this time. lol.
- I had this same issue.
Microsoft offshore can't do anything correctly.
Hi lindros99
The MTC forum is supported by AI, all messages during writing and publication are automatic and often the algorithm for MTC Members who publish little is designed to cause the user to re-check the content he shares with the Community.
I believe that such a large forum in this way pre-filters the content, which is an obvious procedure that is necessary.
I will add that for a long time I have not had any problems and I do not have any error messages:)
- it was a bug. Saved the post > asked me to reload or ignore > did it again and again > I gave up and exited and came back in and re-posted. Funny enough, using the saved one.
Oh, and having worked with "AI" (neural networks now neocortex) for over 30 years... dude. "If it's written in Python, it's Machine Learning; if it's written in PowerPoint, it must be Microsoft AI..."
