Can someone explain why my post was deleted? Need some understanding...

I even searched for "Rules" section, but couldn't find one (maybe i didn't look hard enough, i dunno).

I see different posts listing different books and tools that were used to pass the exam, so I did the same thing (in mentioning a testing program that I'm considering buying). For some reason, the forum blocked out the name of the program and the next thing I know, my entire post was deleted.

Can someone explain if there is a difference in posting book titles and authors and posting the name of another resource I'm considering purchasing?

I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

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kriscamaro68

You posted a link to a site that is probably known for brain ****. Brain bumps is cheating and stealing from vendors questions and devalues the cert. If you are ever looking at training material or practice tests always check it against certguard.com to see if its a braindump site or not. You don't want to devalue the cert and make it worthless and you don't want to sell yourself short by not knowing you where cheating and never acutally knew the material.

TBRAYS

harrell wrote: »

I even searched for "Rules" section, but couldn't find one (maybe i didn't look hard enough, i dunno).

I see different posts listing different books and tools that were used to pass the exam, so I did the same thing (in mentioning a testing program that I'm considering buying). For some reason, the forum blocked out the name of the program and the next thing I know, my entire post was deleted.

Can someone explain if there is a difference in posting book titles and authors and posting the name of another resource I'm considering purchasing?

I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

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harrell

wow... i had absolutely no idea that the program was a "braindump" (never heard of that, actually). hmm, i was seriously considering purchasing it, too. Alright then, thanks for explaining that kris.

later...

mapletune

At the beginning, when you either don't have enough post count or not yet 'vetted' as a regular member (dunno which), you won't be able to post pictures or links to pictures without the post/reply enter moderation queue.

However, after a while they'll show up, and when you do get the privilege of posting links/pictures, your posts will show up instantly.

hope that helps, and hope that's close to what actually happens!