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I just approved Location doesn't work on MAC, approximately a day late if not exactly a dollar short.

This happens fairly often.

It is not that big of deal if questions by registered users are answered but not approved because the user can get notification that their post was responded to and can find the answer. But people posting as AM are probably not going to be able to find their post again if it was not approved, and anything you said in response to an unapproved AM question is just wasted typing.

So if AMs ask questions that are even semi-reasonable, it is important that they be approved sooner rather than later. (If you are level 6 on up then you can turn on the approval nodelet and do this.)

In reply to Please approve AM questions by tilly

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