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[Bracket]

Saru, on 04 January 2012 - 10:53 PM, said:

As i recall it was because the system thought you'd reached the daily PM limit and the solution was to wait 24 hours for it to reset.

I'd recommending giving that a try because it seems the most likely explanation.

Well, me and diana prince have been talking a lot in our profiles. Could that do it?

Edited by Bracket, 04 January 2012 - 10:59 PM.

[Saru]

It shouldn't but it's quite possible, especially if you've been getting notifications about each response.

[Bracket]

Saru, on 04 January 2012 - 11:00 PM, said:

It shouldn't but it's quite possible, especially if you've been getting notifications about each response.

Yeah, that's what i was thinking. The notifications. That makes sense.

[Scott G]

I've also had a problem with personal messenger; specifically, I was no longer able to reply in a PM thread. I've attached an image of what that thread looks like. Now I know that moderators/admins can stop a thread from continuing in forums, so I have to wonder if a moderator actually stopped this private thread from continuing, which would mean that they've been reading atleast some of my posts. Some clarification on these issues would be nice.

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[Saru]

Moderators have no access to member PMs, nor is there a facility on the forums for us to 'close' someone's private message conversation.

If there is a red 'x' on a PM conversation it usually means the person you are talking to deleted the conversation from their PM inbox.

[Scott G]

Saru, on 08 January 2012 - 05:07 PM, said:

Moderators have no access to member PMs, nor is there a facility on the forums for us to 'close' someone's private message conversation.

If there is a red 'x' on a PM conversation it usually means the person you are talking to deleted the conversation from their PM inbox.

Thanks for the explanations Saru.