I was pm'ed someone’s rejection notes on their submission and I went to reply back to give them some help with it and got a page telling me I was on restriction. Scared the heck out of me. Luckily hitting the back arrow seems to have fixed it. The persons pm contained part of a story for their intended upload which was a bit too graphic with violence for the site. I'm assuming it was that part of their pm that made the site react because I just hit reply not thinking it had been under some kind of a spoiler tag. But how come I was the one getting the message when I was actually telling them that their message wasn't suitable for the site. I think if all it takes for the site not to notice is a spoiler tag that it needs looking at. Also maybe some kind of warning to me that I was about to inadvertently break a site rule would have been nice. If that had popped up I would not have clicked on submit.

What exactly did the page say? What was the URL?

Do you mean the page that poped up saying I was on restriction? It wanted me to put in a code. I don't want to get that back up in case it decides to not let me onto the site.

The story that was too violent is also on the creator feedback board as we were giving pointers how it could be made PG but still tell the story.
http://www.modthesims.info/showthre...5#startcomments

Probably a cloudflare security warning (thats the CDN we use which also has some security messages). It can be a bit weird about the contents of pages...

Oh, yeah, just a reCAPTCHA because Cloudflare thought you were a spambot. There are no long-term effects, once you've filled out the reCAPTCHA that's the end of it.

I panicked a little and clicked back, that must have fixed it as I haven't seen it again. Thanks for clearing it up.