These posts may not have been accepted because the users seem not to have used the group’s search option before asking their questions. While some Facebook groups are open to direct requests for help, others aim to reduce repetitive content and maintain an organized, resource-rich space. In these groups, admins and moderators encourage members to search through existing posts and discussions before making new requests.
By using the search function, members can often find detailed answers, recommendations, and tips from previous posts without waiting for new replies. This approach not only helps the user but also keeps the group’s feed free from repeated questions about the same destinations or volunteer opportunities.
For this reason, posts asking for general recommendations—such as places to volunteer or fee-free opportunities—may be removed if they’ve already been covered extensively in past discussions. This helps create a more engaging space where new, diverse, and meaningful posts can thrive.
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