This error message is becoming more frequent day by day. Can anyone explain?

"You cannot do that right now. Please try again in a few hours"

How can I overcome it?

cc Seun Lalasticlala Mynd44

It means you hv been banned in that section either by a mod, supermod or the dumb antispam not, that thing banned me from politics section simply because I said Asaba is not developing,. . . . and I'm from delta o

Apparently I was wrong, the problem has escalated, they gave u a few he's? Lol, check my screenshot
*by the way seun, I was going to call out a scammer in the business section when this came up. How fair is that to the people that might fall prey to his antics?

RadicalP:
Apparently I was wrong, the problem has escalated, they gave u a few he's? Lol, check my screenshot
*by the way seun, I was going to call out a scammer in the business section when this came up. How fair is that to the people that might fall prey to his antics?

That's bad... I also found out one of my posts was hidden, and I was only trying to help. I really hope it's not a human behind the mess. If it's a bot, it should be fixed...because, It makes no sense.

It seems this issue happens mostly to new accounts or old accounts that aren't very active. Increasing your activity level, such as creating new tops, replying, Quoting, Shares, and Likes all contribute to open up new sections for you. The level of engagement your new posts receive (such as views, replies, likes, shares, etc) also contribute to increasing your rank. Personally, I think Nairaland is being too restrictive. Your best bet is to long in everyday and engage with people on the forum for a few minutes or more. You can also contact Seun directly about it because I've seen many comments from him on this problem.

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