Posting to the Epistemology Forum ???

It needs tags.

What is a tag?

Look at the top of the page, immediately under your thread title. You will see a rubric entitled: Forums. Someone has added the tag "Epistemology." That means that there is now an Epistemology forum.

Maybe he should go to Groups and get into the Philosophy Group. Maybe not, though. Not much activity there.

I do not have everyone of the detailed steps required to convert a posting so that it is a posting to the Epistemology forum. For example I don't know if there is something that I have to do when I make a post, or if whatever this is can be done after the post if made. I also do not know what this something is.

Do you see these words under your thread title?

When you posted your question or discussion, there was on that page a place to add your tags.

I need to add more tags, and I need to put in the title of the journal article that was referenced on a link that the moderator removed. I can't edit this post or delete it and start over.

You can always add more tags.

Isn't the title of the article in your post? If not, add it to the thread.

Anybody can look that article up by using google, I presume.

You can edit a post for something like 10 minutes, and then you can't.

If you need to add more tags to the ones someone else kindly provided, then add your own. They may or may not take, as usually it is best if you tag them yourself when you ask a question or add a discussion, but sometimes more tags will show up (replacing those there) if you add several of them. Others can add tags too. Only five tags are seen under the title, but they still are somewhere in the system.

The article name is in your post - I just googled it and found several sources for it.

If someone is interested and wants to find it, it is out there.

The article is no good without the moderator removed link.
I must have at least the text citation to the relevant journal
article directly inserted in the original body text or the whole
post is no good.

I can't even delete it and start over.

The people of this forum can Google the article if they are interested.

Do not repost the link, please.

I just want to cut and paste the references to the article directly in the body of the original message. If I had any idea that there would have been any objection to a link I would have done this in the first place.

Why is there any objection to a link to an academic journal article?