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Thanks for /msging me the tip. With a CSS savvy and your tip it is difficult to mistake the approval box and the regular talk box. I know I am a big offender. :( Too bad I am generally using links-graphic which does not know about css.

May be a two-step process that can be disabled from the user settings would be nice.

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In reply to Re: Re^2: Possible change to node approval/frontpage process by stefp
in thread Possible change to node approval/frontpage process by claree0

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