I'm not getting my own posts in my Microsoft Communities

Why can't I see the messages I post in this newsgroup? I had one response,
but my post wasn't there and my comment on the responders post isn't there
either.

Probably your e mail address is in the blocked sender in options for non
wanted mail.


"Andy" <> escribió en el mensaje de noticias
news:3084BC0D-66C8-4130-854C-...
> Why can't I see the messages I post in this newsgroup? I had one response,
> but my post wasn't there and my comment on the responders post isn't there
> either.

"Andy" <> wrote in message
news:3084BC0D-66C8-4130-854C-...
> Why can't I see the messages I post in this newsgroup? I had one response,
> but my post wasn't there and my comment on the responders post isn't there
> either.

Two possibilities. First, Outlook Express/Mail outbound queue might be
stuck. Microsoft and ISPs have some bugs in their crap. ISPs are often now
rate limiting and exaserbates some Microsoft bugs. If you have this issue,
look in the Outbox. If you see the stuck messages, this is your issue. The
best way to recover is reboot your PC, open mail, send then when it fouls up
shut the PC off for 4 hours and repeat until the messages are clear.

Next one is Microsoft does filter on their end. If you post to a MS server,
try using the ISP. ISPs don't censor posts to a specific group.

First possibility is not what's happening.

Second possibility I don't understand. What does it mean to "try using the
ISP"?

I'm using the same newsgroup I've always used. I've even posted here before
without this problem.
I think some update may have changed a setting somewhere, or a registry key.
Could you elaborate
a little more on this second possibility?

And are there other possibilities that I can check?

Andy


"Canuck57" <> wrote in message
news:%6DPl.48075$...
>
> "Andy" <> wrote in message
> news:3084BC0D-66C8-4130-854C-...
>> Why can't I see the messages I post in this newsgroup? I had one
>> response, but my post wasn't there and my comment on the responders post
>> isn't there either.
>
> Two possibilities. First, Outlook Express/Mail outbound queue might be
> stuck. Microsoft and ISPs have some bugs in their crap. ISPs are often
> now rate limiting and exaserbates some Microsoft bugs. If you have this
> issue, look in the Outbox. If you see the stuck messages, this is your
> issue. The best way to recover is reboot your PC, open mail, send then
> when it fouls up shut the PC off for 4 hours and repeat until the messages
> are clear.
>
> Next one is Microsoft does filter on their end. If you post to a MS
> server, try using the ISP. ISPs don't censor posts to a specific group.
>
>
This email provided by Andy Bonanno ============ "I'd rather be a could-be
if I cannot be an are; because a could-be is a maybe who is reaching for a
star. I'd rather be a has-been than a might-have-been by far; for a
might-have-been has never been, but a has-been was once

THAT DID THE TRICK!!!! YEAH!!!!!


"Andy" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Found this via a Google search. I'm posting it here to see if the
> suggestion
> worked.
>
> ---------------------------------------------------
> "CJ" <private@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:CB3094A2-CAF8-41B6-B2ED-A44CF4256A46@xxxxxx Quote:
>
> > Hi Groupies:
> >
> > For the past couple of weeks I have noticed that the messages that
> I
> send
> > to newsgroups are not
> > showing up in Windows Mail on my Vista computer. The messages show
> up in
> > Sent Items.
> >
> > When I check via the Internet my newsgroup messages are visible and
> seem
> > to be fine.
> >
> > I have tried unsubscribing/subscribing with no change.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
>
> The problem that you are experiencing is known and is being researched by
> MS.
>
> It is caused by the Communities Rating Feature, the one that allows you to
> 'Rate' an answer, when signed in.
> It also puts the MVP logo to my posts.
>
> You can continue using it, or disable it at tools>options>general.
>
> Just in case anyone else pops along, also go to tools>options>read tab and
> remove the checkmark from "get ### headers>apply/ok.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Andy
>
> "Canuck57" <> wrote in message
> news:%6DPl.48075$...
>>
>> "Andy" <> wrote in message
>> news:3084BC0D-66C8-4130-854C-...
>>> Why can't I see the messages I post in this newsgroup? I had one
>>> response, but my post wasn't there and my comment on the responders post
>>> isn't there either.
>>
>> Two possibilities. First, Outlook Express/Mail outbound queue might be
>> stuck. Microsoft and ISPs have some bugs in their crap. ISPs are often
>> now rate limiting and exaserbates some Microsoft bugs. If you have this
>> issue, look in the Outbox. If you see the stuck messages, this is your
>> issue. The best way to recover is reboot your PC, open mail, send then
>> when it fouls up shut the PC off for 4 hours and repeat until the
>> messages
>> are clear.
>>
>> Next one is Microsoft does filter on their end. If you post to a MS
>> server, try using the ISP. ISPs don't censor posts to a specific group.
>>
>>
> This email provided by Andy Bonanno ============ "I'd rather be a could-be
> if I cannot be an are; because a could-be is a maybe who is reaching for a
> star. I'd rather be a has-been than a might-have-been by far; for a
> might-have-been has never been, but a has-been was once an are
>
This email provided by Andy Bonanno ============ "I'd rather be a could-be
if I cannot be an are; because a could-be is a maybe who is reaching for a
star. I'd rather be a has-been than a might-have-been by far; for a
might-have-been has never been, but a has-been was once an are

One more thing I did that I forgot to mention. I had put my own email domain
in my blocked senders list
because I was getting too much spam from myself. I removed that listing and
added myself to my safe
senders list. Both of those lists are in the Junk Mail Options.

Andy

"Andy" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> THAT DID THE TRICK!!!! YEAH!!!!!
>
>
> "Andy" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Found this via a Google search. I'm posting it here to see if the
>> suggestion
>> worked.
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------
>> "CJ" <private@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:CB3094A2-CAF8-41B6-B2ED-A44CF4256A46@xxxxxx Quote:
>>
>> > Hi Groupies:
>> >
>> > For the past couple of weeks I have noticed that the messages that
>> I
>> send
>> > to newsgroups are not
>> > showing up in Windows Mail on my Vista computer. The messages show
>> up in
>> > Sent Items.
>> >
>> > When I check via the Internet my newsgroup messages are visible
>> and
>> seem
>> > to be fine.
>> >
>> > I have tried unsubscribing/subscribing with no change.
>> >
>> > Any ideas?
>> >
>>
>> The problem that you are experiencing is known and is being researched by
>> MS.
>>
>> It is caused by the Communities Rating Feature, the one that allows you
>> to
>> 'Rate' an answer, when signed in.
>> It also puts the MVP logo to my posts.
>>
>> You can continue using it, or disable it at tools>options>general.
>>
>> Just in case anyone else pops along, also go to tools>options>read tab
>> and
>> remove the checkmark from "get ### headers>apply/ok.
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Andy
>>
>> "Canuck57" <> wrote in message
>> news:%6DPl.48075$...
>>>
>>> "Andy" <> wrote in message
>>> news:3084BC0D-66C8-4130-854C-...
>>>> Why can't I see the messages I post in this newsgroup? I had one
>>>> response, but my post wasn't there and my comment on the responders
>>>> post
>>>> isn't there either.
>>>
>>> Two possibilities. First, Outlook Express/Mail outbound queue might be
>>> stuck. Microsoft and ISPs have some bugs in their crap. ISPs are often
>>> now rate limiting and exaserbates some Microsoft bugs. If you have this
>>> issue, look in the Outbox. If you see the stuck messages, this is your
>>> issue. The best way to recover is reboot your PC, open mail, send then
>>> when it fouls up shut the PC off for 4 hours and repeat until the
>>> messages
>>> are clear.
>>>
>>> Next one is Microsoft does filter on their end. If you post to a MS
>>> server, try using the ISP. ISPs don't censor posts to a specific group.
>>>