Sorry, you are not allowed to 'Like' this post.
 

I thought it was maybe just a thread was closed or something (even though I was able to reply)
but now I see I get this message everywhere if I try to "heart" or "like" a post.

Is this new system already down?
I didn't see anything in this feedback forum on the first page :confused:

I think it's got to do with how old the post is you're tryna like. I liked yours here, no problem.

Nope, its working fine.

As Max says, there are some time limits on liking a post (six months generally). The limit doesnt apply to modifications.

Sorry to tell you this boss but I'm getting it on Modifications first posts, for example (for me at least) I tried to like this just now:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?p=2289870


And received the same:
When you have a spare minute will you take another look for me, permission in a usergroup perhaps?

Thanks Paul :D

Edit: Also just to clarify I noticed this a little while back but forgot to post, can't remember if one of the kids came running in the room shooting me with a dart gun or not lol but sorry for not notifying you then this post reminded me and I tested to confirm... do we not have a -5 font size on here? ;)

I received the same error for the modification above

Same here on the first post. The second post went through fine.

Hmmm.

Im pretty sure the first post of a release thread is supposed to be exempt, and the fact its been liked in the past would seem to suggest so, but I cant actually remember.

Please log this example in Jira.

When I try to "Like" Brooks' post in this thread (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?p=2292388) it tells me I must Like someone else first, but in my list of 10 latest Likes given, he only appears once and it's not even the last Like I gave. ETA:...maybe this isn't a probem, maybe I just don't understand the "Like" rules?

get that same thing all the time once i like two other posts it lets me do it

Oh, you have to like two others between liking posts of the same person? Then that's the problem. :)

nvm.