Facebook Group post Pending Approval

[NataCenter]

This depends entirely on the administrator—whether they enable post approval to prevent policy-violating content, keep the group on track, or sometimes even monetize the posts you make in the group.

 

[azmordo]

Yeah public doesn't always mean instant posting. Some groups have admin approval turned on for new members/ posts

 

[Arslan_8]

Even public Facebook Groups can require admin approval depending on the groups settings Some admins enable participant or post approval so different groups can have different posting rules.

 

[MarlboroBlackCPA]

Even public Facebook Groups can require admin approval depending on the groups settings Some admins enable participant or post approval so different groups can have different posting rules.

As per my check its actually automatically set by Meta.

 

[TKV AGENCY]

Group administrators have the authority to decide on and configure post-approval settings for their groups; they do not operate based on specific quotas but rather evaluate whether a post aligns with their community. You can communicate directly with the admin team to request a post or pay for your content to be published.

 

[prohunterd]

Might be a trust score thing if the profile's new FB auto holds stuff even in public groups

 

[Anonuserer]

Public groups can still have post approval enabled. it depends on the group settings not just whether the group is public.

 

[StorytellerUAS]

That's right. Due to information security measures, posts still require administrator approval before they can be published.

 

[MarlboroBlackCPA]

Might be a trust score thing if the profile's new FB auto holds stuff even in public groups

Public groups can still have post approval enabled. it depends on the group settings not just whether the group is public.

That's right. Due to information security measures, posts still require administrator approval before they can be published.

Do you guys have any idea how to bypass it, or any way to post without it being pending?