Long time waiting on attachment approval.

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Moderators are encouraged to address attachment approval requests directly. Users are advised to utilize the "report" button for such issues, despite its current limitations regarding the types of reports it accepts. Concerns about the report button's functionality have been acknowledged, with a note that changes to it would require significant technical alterations. The main admin is currently unavailable, but the topic will be raised upon their return. Efficient communication with moderators is essential for resolving these types of requests.
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Done! For future reference, a better way to get this sort of thing done is to use the "report" button which sends a message to all the mentors (moderators) without everyone else having to skip past it.
 
Thanks jtbell.

BTW, I was going to use the "report" button but when I clicked on it it said :
Code:
Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising messages, problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) and unappropriated posts.
So I wasn't sure whether or not to use it for this purpose.
 
Yeah, people have commented on that warning before. I think the response was something like it's built into vBulletin and can't be changed without serious hacking.

Greg (the main admin) is away now, but I'll try to remember to bring this up when he gets back...
 
You'd have to really flood us with reports to get on our nerves for abuse of the report button. It happens, but very rarely.
 
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