Sorry if this has been an answered question, but why do each of “my” posts need to be approved by a moderator? Some kind of account reputation level? I am clearly not a spammer. 
Thank you
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There is already consideration about this topic:
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From the latest comment in the Gitlab issue it seems that posts by the “members” class will get auto-approved. I’m apparently in that class but a mod still needs to approve all my posts. I became a member in February, apparently before this new rule came into effect. Maybe it’s a bug?
@purplish, yes, it’s an issue for existing accounts and staged accounts (the ones created by the mailing list mirror). The ticket is not resolved yet and we are looking into this.
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Update: Users at Trust Level 2 (Member) or higher are not subject to the moderation queue anymore.
Obviously I’m not at that level yet, all posts are moderated.
If you take a look at your own user profile, you will notice that your current trust level is basic user.
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The need for approval before delivering a message is called moderation This avoids the anarchy of all good forums around the world. 
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require approval of messages that meet criteria a message waiting for approval is temporarily stored in mailbox system called auss mailbox arbitrage
= Approve
= Reject or Delete
Not doubting the need for moderation just some of the strict conditions when I clearly demonstrated this account is not spammer
Thank you.
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