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I'm getting this message from XDA every time I try to vote in a poll or perform a search - sometimes just clicking on a thread.
Have no idea what it means. Any help?

raduque said:
I'm getting this message from XDA every time I try to vote in a poll or perform a search - sometimes just clicking on a thread.
Have no idea what it means. Any help?
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XDA Assist is not a help desk. Our purpose is clearly outlined in the forum description and Sticky threads.
Please search for the appropriate location to post or inquire about issues with the site.
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Always Include Thread Title

Just a reminder to everyone creating a new thread in the Q&A section. Please always include a relevant and descriptive title!
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Xda premium issues! Mods, read before closing.

A while back I opened a thread about XDA app problems I was having. The thread was closed and I was directed to another thread. Well, it's not possible for me to view my thread that was closed to find the thread I was directed too which is my problem and my point for creating this thread. I searched with the XDA app and also couldn't find it that way. Just wanted to state this so a mod don't swoop in and close my thread before I receive help for my problem. Ive done my part, its the app that is causing problems.
Now, onto my problem. Whenever I click more, profile and then try to find all the threads by me, it says "this User has no topic". When I click all post, it says "this User has no post". It also does this when I click others profile. Is anyone else having this problem?
I'm sorry if this is in the wrong place. I usually only lurk the dev and marketplace section so I'm not sure where to post app related issues (especially the website's app)
Again, its the app that isn't functioning the way it should which leaves me with no choice but to create this thread. Thank you in advance for any help.
Mods please allow a little time for my question to be answered before locking this. You guys are too quick on the "lock thread" button sometimes
Jellybeaned OuT!
brd912 said:
A while back I opened a thread about XDA app problems I was having. The thread was closed and I was directed to another thread. Well, it's not possible for me to view my thread that was closed to find the thread I was directed too which is my problem and my point for creating this thread. I searched with the XDA app and also couldn't find it that way. Just wanted to state this so a mod don't swoop in and close my thread before I receive help for my problem. Ive done my part, its the app that is causing problems.
Now, onto my problem. Whenever I click more, profile and then try to find all the threads by me, it says "this User has no topic". When I click all post, it says "this User has no post". It also does this when I click others profile. Is anyone else having this problem?
I'm sorry if this is in the wrong place. I usually only lurk the dev and marketplace section so I'm not sure where to post app related issues (especially the website's app)
Again, its the app that isn't functioning the way it should which leaves me with no choice but to create this thread. Thank you in advance for any help.
Mods please allow a little time for my question to be answered before locking this. You guys are too quick on the "lock thread" button sometimes
Jellybeaned OuT!
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I am having the same issues, it also force closes half the time I try and open a pm....
Link to your original thread.
Plus this should be in the About xda-developers.com forum.
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As stated above. There is already a thread about issues with the app. Just because an thread is closed doesn't mean it can't be read.
This was also a known issue for a while.
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plz help

plz members.......look at this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36954927#post36954927 ....help me in this...plz visit the link
I want to bring your attention to some of the forum rules. They are done to improve XDA-developers.com and for you to get the best of this great community. Not following this rules you show disrespect to any other member.
1. Search before posting.
Use one of our search functions before posting, whether you have a question or something new to share, it's very likely someone already asked that question or shared that news.
Click to expand...
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3. Post only using a clear subject and message.
You're most likely to receive a helpful answer to your question if you use a short subject title that describes your problem and a message that explains in detail what your problem is and what you've tried to solve it.
Click to expand...
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5. Post a message only once.
As a large forum we don't need unnecessary clutter, You're free to edit your message as you like, so if you do not receive an answer revisit your message and see if you can describe your problem better. Not everyone is online at the same time, it might take a while before you receive an answer.
Click to expand...
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16. Bumping Threads (posting simply to force a thread to the top of the thread queue)
Do not "bump" a thread more than once per 24 hours.
Click to expand...
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2.6 All members are expected to read and adhere to the XDA rules.
Click to expand...
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General - Question & Answer section is not a place where everyone can open a new thread with the own question. It is needed to search before, read the sticky threads, read the wikis, read and read once again, and post in an existing thread, if necessary. Repetitive topics will be deleted/closed without previous notice. Topics like 'urgent help' or 'do I brick my phone?' and so will be deleted/closed. Infractions issued to reiterative members. Remember XDA-Developers.com is about development. That includes Q&A section! Thanks for your cooperation. Best regards,

[FOR MODS] Q&A Best ROM/Kernel Threads

Hi,
I know this isn't directly related to the Galaxy S4, but very often I see many 'Best ROM/Kernel' threads in the Q&A section here. In the i9100 (Galaxy S2), a forum mod created a sticky which can be viewed in the Q&A section. It clearly states that 'Best ROM/Kernel' threads are not allowed, and that people have to test for themselves.
Now, I know this will not solve the problem entirely, but those of us that take the time to look at the stickies will know why these 'Best ROM/Kernel' threads are not allowed. Also, someone will no doubt post the XDA forum rules here, but for simplicity and to tackle confusion with new members, I believe it would be helpful if a sticky like: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1612881 was created and placed in the Q&A section.
Edit: If a mod wishes a sticky to be created, I will happily edit this thread to explain why 'Best ROM/Kernel' threads are not allowed, and this could be stickied and moved to the Q&A section.
Two examples in the last two days (many more but I think it gets the point across):
1) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2427267
2) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2428727
Thanks.
Sent from my GT-I9505
Yep, couldn't agree more. I've asked for it to be done.
Thing is, stickys are largely ignored (Check the average view count) - its the same in the s3 forum
Just report the thread when it appears
DSA said:
Thing is, stickys are largely ignored (Check the average view count) - its the same in the s3 forum
Just report the thread when it appears
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That is completely true, which is kind of annoying. As for your reporting the thread idea, every time a thread is reported and closed, it is highly likely the OP is very confused, 'why was my thread closed? This forum is for ROM's, what's wrong about asking for a good ROM?!' and the problem only becomes worse. At least if the thread is closed, it should only make sense if they are directed to a sticky or thread which explains why it has been closed, instead of a simple 'no best ROM/Kernel threads!'
Feedback appreciated.
Sent from my Nexus 7
No response from any mods? If mods do not wish for a sticky to be created, then let me know and you can close this thread. A response would be appreciated.
Sent from my GT-I9505
IMHO, "Best ROM/Kernel Thread" isn't allowed here. It may downgrade the level of Devs.
For Q/A thread we already have the same in Q/A Section.
themadba said:
That is completely true, which is kind of annoying. As for your reporting the thread idea, every time a thread is reported and closed, it is highly likely the OP is very confused, 'why was my thread closed? This forum is for ROM's, what's wrong about asking for a good ROM?!' and the problem only becomes worse. At least if the thread is closed, it should only make sense if they are directed to a sticky or thread which explains why it has been closed, instead of a simple 'no best ROM/Kernel threads!'
Feedback appreciated.
Sent from my Nexus 7
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Hi,
Moderators should never close a thread without leaving an short explanation behind to avoid the "confused noob" situation. I underlined "should never" because I am perfectly aware that guideline is (unfortunately) not followed by all moderators, however, it is followed by most of us.
themadba said:
No response from any mods? If mods do not wish for a sticky to be created, then let me know and you can close this thread. A response would be appreciated.
Sent from my GT-I9505
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It has only just been brought to my attention. If you want a thread noticed by moderators, it is best to report it and leave a report message asking us to read the thread.
As for sticking this thread, I'm not sure that its necessary - Q8 in the FAQ thread by malybru in the Q&A section deals with "Best ROM/Kernel" type questions and I have also added a short note in the Moderator Introduction thread stuck in general at the bottom with the other posting guidelines about best ROM/kernel threads.
Ultimately no matter what we do, as the userbase of XDA in general gets dumber with more people moving to smartphones and seeing XDA as a place to make their phone "kewl", these threads are going to become more commonplace and as noted by DSA, if the stickies aren't read, there isn't much anyone can do about it really apart from reporting the threads to moderators.
Jonny said:
Hi,
Moderators should never close a thread without leaving an short explanation behind to avoid the "confused noob" situation. I underlined "should never" because I am perfectly aware that guideline is (unfortunately) not followed by all moderators, however, it is followed by most of us.
It has only just been brought to my attention. If you want a thread noticed by moderators, it is best to report it and leave a report message asking us to read the thread.
As for sticking this thread, I'm not sure that its necessary - Q8 in the FAQ thread by malybru in the Q&A section deals with "Best ROM/Kernel" type questions and I have also added a short note in the Moderator Introduction thread stuck in general at the bottom with the other posting guidelines about best ROM/kernel threads.
Ultimately no matter what we do, as the userbase of XDA in general gets dumber with more people moving to smartphones and seeing XDA as a place to make their phone "kewl", these threads are going to become more commonplace and as noted by DSA, if the stickies aren't read, there isn't much anyone can do about it really apart from reporting the threads to moderators.
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Thanks for your detailed response, and to be honest I have to agree. As the smartphone community grows, so does the amount of noobs on this forum, and it will be near impossible to combat this. Thanks for your reply, if you wish you can close this thread now.
Sent from my GT-I9505
themadba said:
Thanks for your detailed response, and to be honest I have to agree. As the smartphone community grows, so does the amount of noobs on this forum, and it will be near impossible to combat this. Thanks for your reply, if you wish you can close this thread now.
Sent from my GT-I9505
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[Completed] My avatar on xda

Just a quick one, i changed my avatar ages ago but it has not updated when i post a message, but if you click on my avatar it takes you to my profile and you can see the new one, is there a known issue or is it just me lol
jammychap said:
Just a quick one, i changed my avatar ages ago but it has not updated when i post a message, but if you click on my avatar it takes you to my profile and you can see the new one, is there a known issue or is it just me lol
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