Posting to Advanced Physics Learning Materials

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In summary, users are experiencing issues with posting in the "Homework & Coursework Questions" forum due to restricted access in the "Advanced Physics Learning Materials" forum. This restriction was put in place to prevent non-learning materials and spam from being posted. Users are advised to post questions in the appropriate forums or contact a Mentor for assistance. It is suggested that a customized message be added to explain the reason for posting permission refusal.
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Posting to "Advanced Physics Learning Materials"

When I try to post new thread in "Homework & Coursework Questions" (and it seems to be the same in all "education") it tells me that I haven't permission to do that. All other threads (for example "high energy") are working fine. Its a bug or a feature?
Thank you very much
 
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Learning Materials are restricted access. Too many people were posting content not considered learning materials, and too many spammers were spamming.

One should be able to post in the "Homework & Coursework Questions" Forums, and in the various discussion forums.

If there is a link to an online learning research, then please post it here, or contact a Mentor by PM.
 
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As questions like this pop up fairly often, I wonder if it is technically possible to add a customised message giving the reason whenever posting permission is refused, that is a message specifically tailored to the forum in question? That way, users will know the block is intentional and won't need to come here to ask why.
 

1. What is "Posting to Advanced Physics Learning Materials"?

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