Hello fellow MakeCode users, this is my first time engaging in the forum. I have used MakeCode for a few months, and it took until now to create an account. That time feels right.
So here’s the question:
Are people allowed to host multiplayer sessions (not share multiplayer games) on the forum for others to join?
That’s a really good question! Since it’s not providing any personal info and we intentionally made online multiplayer, I don’t see a problem with it from a safety aspect.
Logistically, however, since you never know how long it will take for a post to get approved, it might be difficult to actually execute.
I never thought this Discourse forum would need me to wait until my posts get approved. I use a different Discourse forum and it doesn’t do that…
Anyway, is there a way to get much trust that there’s no more need for waits to get approved?
I think that only mods can skip the wait.
Problem is, only microsoft employees are capable of obtaining that rank.
No. This is a Microsoft thing and they can’t risk that. 
Especially because it’s all kids on here. Giving someone that kind of power could go very badly.
No, I have been here for 2 years and I still need to wait. The system wasn’t always like that though…
LONG BEFORE TIME, BEFORE THE MIDDLE GENERATION OF USERS ARRIVED
THE FORUM DID NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR POSTS TO GET APPROVED
ALL WAS PEACEFUL UNTIL
SECURITY CONCERNS ATTACKED
AND WE HAD TO WAIT FOR POSTS TO GET APPROVED.
A BURDEN FOR MODS AND MEMBERS
HOWEVER THE PROPHECY STATES THAT THIS COULD ALL BE SAVED BY…
OH GOD I SPILLED COFFEE ON THE SCROLL-
Thank you @KIKIvsIT @RedSprite @WoofWoof @_jupiter for helping! No wonder this place is just as helpful as the other forums…
Jupiter_Dev your scroll is so funny! It’s as if capitalization of letters somehow doesn’t exist yet!
I need deeper lore behind that scroll 
Anyways, if this forum has thorough moderation for all members, then how did that torrent of off-topic posts made it past moderation in the topic:
DinoCraft: The most in-depth Makecode Minecraft
(post 55 is when off-topic starts)
Thank you all for helping, still!
Well… That was a time before the moderators started to enforce the Terms of Service with a tighter grip.