Can you please guide me that what are the reasons that goes on “account temporarily on hold”. Any blog post where it’s mentioned? Please tell me all the reasons. TIA

That only happens when an account is silenced by a moderator (or, in some cases, Discourse itself).

What are the reasons when discourse itself holds an account?

You can adjust the settings if many new users are being put on hold unnecessarily. One of the requirements of new members is they must take at least 3 seconds (3,000 milliseconds) to type first post or else their account will be temporarily frozen: [Screen Shot 2024-07-28 at 3.46.54 AM]

Thanks, @Architect ! If a new user start a new topic in less than min_first_post_typing_time then it will automatically hold user’s account?

Curious what brings up the question?

[image] Honey: If a new user start a new topic in less than min_first_post_typing_time then it will automatically hold user’s account? If the new user account is at trust level #0, and the setting to automatically silence fast typers on first post is enabled, then the system would automatically send out a PM notification that reads “account temporarily on hold.” It can also happen for other reasons, are you asking because this happened to you or is happening to other users on a site you manage or moderate?

Reasons of holding an account?

Product Support

Architect July 28, 2024, 10:48am 4

In the administrator spam settings you can see all of the default thresholds that will automatically silence new account until it can be reviewed, such as:

Topic		Replies	Views
What triggers an account to be put on hold? Product Support	5	2536	May 24, 2019
Account temporarily on hold everytime a new user signs up Product Support	6	1261	February 26, 2020
Altering length of account on hold for typing too fast Product Support	4	365	May 22, 2025
Option to disable "Account on hold" automated message Feature	14	1220	May 30, 2019
User was banned for posting a reply within 3 seconds Product Support	10	1952	October 2, 2019

Reasons of holding an account?

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