TER General Board
Each person may use one handle per thread. This is to help avoid misleading readers. However, multiple handles are usually allowed when they are being used for humor. Some of you come up with the funniest aliases for topics! 
Using more than one handle per thread is one reason why a post might not show up. Here are some more.
If it was an ISO (In Search Of) message, I probably moved it to the ISO board, http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/messageList.asp?boardID=14 .
If you posted an ad on this board, the reason it isn't up here is because ads are not allowed on this board. Ladies may attach their links to their posts here, though. Please read the guidelines below regarding links and ads.
If I thought it was inappropriate or too repetitive. Some posts keep popping up. Some variation of the "I got a BBJ, and now I'm afraid my dick is going to turn black and fall off" is submitted about twice a week. 
Do a search. There are some excellent discussions about STIs on this board.
Otherwise, if your post didn't show up, it might be because I forwarded it to Staff, so they could answer you.
If you're new here, check out our Newbie board, http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/messageList.asp?boardID=33 . You can search for topics there by clicking on the "Search Messages" button. Chances are that someone has asked your question before.
I hope that helps. You can read more TER Discussion Board posting guidelines below.
Girl Next Door
Moderator
-- Modified on 7/10/2005 3:18:29 PM
What do you _want_ it to be? 
De-listed providers may not post on TER discussion boards, and ads and promos for providers who have been de-listed from TER will be removed.
Only Staff can de-list or ban members. Moderators cannot (we can spank you, though). So, if you have questions about your status, you can contact Staff through TER Mail or email them at [email protected] .
If you have questions about posting on the discussion boards, please read my posts above this one, which give guidelines for posting on the discussion boards. After reading them, if you still have questions, you can write to your local regional board moderator or to me by TER Personal Mail, and someone can help you out.
Girl Next Door
National Moderator
That's usually true. If a provider is de-listed from TER, she is not allowed to promote herself here, so she usually isn't allowed to post on the boards much, if at all.
However, there are a couple of now-delisted, retired providers who come to mind, who still contribute to these forums, and we're fortunate to have them. They are helpful and entertaining, and they have no need to promote themselves.
I'm right, and both of you are wrong. In fact, everyone is wrong, except me, unless I say they're right. Any questions? {evil laugh} 
Much more to "come"
-- Modified on 7/11/2005 2:32:22 AM
but for now I grow weary of this thread. I can
only take so much fun . Don't you agree?
Plus I feel guilty that my posts have contributed
to hijacking GND's informational thread.
and is trying to provoke me into giving it to him for free.
I'm sleepy and have to go to bed, now. zzzzzzzzzzzzzz