It has been fixed. Royal Mail announced on Wednesday 18th that we could start to send again. As has been mentioned, this is discussed in 4 different threads in the British Isles section of the forum. And others in the UK have started to report postcards they sent after the 11th are beginning to be registered.
There never was a problem with incoming mail. I have received 14 postcards that were sent to me on the 13th.
If your Post Office refuse to accept I would point them to the Royal Mail website where it states that items of personal correspondence that do not require a customs declaration (ie postcards/greetings cards/letters) can be accepted. This is in force since 19.00 Wednesday.
I’m curious about how forum topics are joined together or moved. For example, I was reading the new post about the UK not sending international (looks like it was a computer glitch and was fix). In the further chats, people wondered if it was related to the Germany strike and, suddenly, the first topic about UK issues (in the title, too) was moved to a topic with Germany as the header. If you were looking for UK issues, how would you know to find them in a German mail strike topic?
I have the same question about new stamp announcements: they’re all together, each country and the topic gets LONG. Am I supposed to search for some keyword and hope I’ll find the country I’m interested in?
(I still consider myself fairly new here and am trying to learn more about navigation and I’m sure you’ll move this, but I wanted to.point it out in a thread that can highlight it.)
Thank you for bringing that to our attention.
It was indeed a mistake that can happen and I will move it back.
In the closed thread you can see who moved the posts, in this case me, and next time please address that moderator personally so the mistake can be corrected.
I only found your post because another user flagged your post as off-topic.
Thank you for that.
That’s ok. I just wanted people to be aware. Some overseas items may be sent but straightforward letters and postcards are not. Any that have already been posted are stacked and waiting until the computer gliche is sorted.
@Bille Thank you for the quick reply and action. More importantly, please accept my apologies for missing protocol. And, again, this only came to mind after the same situation with posts about new stamps in ALL countries.
I certainly appreciate all monitors and offer my repeated thanks.