Insufficient Privileges Error in General Math Forum

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Users are encountering an "insufficient privileges" error when attempting to reply to threads in the General Math forum, a problem not experienced in other sections. This issue may arise if the thread is locked or moved while a user is composing their response. The error indicates a restriction on posting, which can be frustrating for users trying to engage in discussions. Understanding the forum's rules and thread statuses could help mitigate these issues. Addressing this error is essential for improving user experience in the General Math forum.
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When I tried to reply to a thread in General Math, it said that I had insufficient privileges to post there. Obviously, this doesn't happen in other areas of the forum... why is it doing this?
 
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I think this sometimes happens when you're trying to reply to a thread that either gets locked or moved while you are typing the reply.
 
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