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<blockquote data-quote="Stopspying" data-source="post: 1009148" data-attributes="member: 69368">Apologies if this has been dealt with elsewhere, I ran several searches and found nothing here.I was going to post a link to an update on the EU ruling that USB-C should be the only adapter type for devices in an existing thread in the &#039;News Graveyard&#039; section that covers this issue, rather than start a new thread.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://malwaretips.com/threads/eu-passes-law-to-switch-iphone-to-usb-c-by-end-of-2024.117554/[/URL]I could not do this because at the bottom right hand corner of the page it says&nbsp;You have insufficient privileges to reply hereAs shown in the attached screenshot.I&#039;ve seen posts on here where users ask for threads to be managed so as there are not numerous ones that more or less cover the same issue(s). As it is today I&#039;d have to start another thread if I went ahead and posted the link I&#039;d intended to share here, which goes against what those thread management requests/suggestions have been about.Do members have to gain an elevated privilege to post in some threads? I&#039;ve never come across this before on MT.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stopspying, post: 1009148, member: 69368"] Apologies if this has been dealt with elsewhere, I ran several searches and found nothing here. I was going to post a link to an update on the EU ruling that USB-C should be the only adapter type for devices in an existing thread in the 'News Graveyard' section that covers this issue, rather than start a new thread. [URL unfurl="true"]https://malwaretips.com/threads/eu-passes-law-to-switch-iphone-to-usb-c-by-end-of-2024.117554/[/URL] I could not do this because at the bottom right hand corner of the page it says You have insufficient privileges to reply here As shown in the attached screenshot. I've seen posts on here where users ask for threads to be managed so as there are not numerous ones that more or less cover the same issue(s). As it is today I'd have to start another thread if I went ahead and posted the link I'd intended to share here, which goes against what those thread management requests/suggestions have been about. Do members have to gain an elevated privilege to post in some threads? I've never come across this before on MT. [/QUOTE]

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