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When will my account be approved so I don't have to keep filling in anti-spam verifications? I've been a member for over three years. How long does it take?
General by (242 points) | 58 views
Maybe change your name so it's not so... anonymous.
Some people have to be anonymous on this public forum because of the region in which they are doing translation work.

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A moderator may need to address this, but based on the fact that you are able to post I would assume your account is approved. It seems more likely that there is something in your system that is requiring verification (but I don't know for sure)
by (9.8k points)
I needed my account approved decently even though I've been a member for more than a year. I'll forward this to the admin.
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Can you just automatically approve people who have been a member for a year and haven't had any strikes against them?

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