"This item is awaiting analysis by our automated content check system." for more than 24 hours now

[Derpy]

I've posted an update to my mod on Steam Workshop for Unturned game, and as usual, there was this notification "This item is awaiting analysis by our automated content check system. It will be temporarily hidden until we verify that it does not contain harmful content (e.g. links to websites that attempt to steal information)". Usually it would disappear after a minute or two, and the mod would become public again, but this time it's been stuck that way for more than 24 hours, and thats not ok.
Also when I open the mod's page, all the links are shown as deleted, but there are just two links: an invite to my discord server and a link to my boosty page (Patreon counterpart), and I see no reason for these links to be considered as unreliable.
My mod's page: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2896649362

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Contact support.

[RPG Gamer Man]

Steam does not like links to other sites. That is normal for steam to unlink them. AS the other poster said, you need to contact steam support about this. I would also try to repost the review without the links and see if it does post. The links maybe the cause of the issue.

[Derpy]

Its not a review, its a mod on the workshop, and I dont want to reupload it, since I've got updates history on the original mod, numerous servers already have it installed, and overall its a bad decision.
I had already contacted support when I was writing this, and I still havent got a reply. I thought that maybe if a Steam moderator sees this discussion, it may make things faster, or maybe someone might have a solution.
Also its weird, cause I paste these two links under every mod I make, and they were on this mod's page before I updated it's contents.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by DerpyHoowes:

Its not a review, its a mod on the workshop, and I dont want to reupload it, since I've got updates history on the original mod, numerous servers already have it installed, and overall its a bad decision.
I had already contacted support when I was writing this, and I still havent got a reply. I thought that maybe if a Steam moderator sees this discussion, it may make things faster, or maybe someone might have a solution.
Also its weird, cause I paste these two links under every mod I make, and they were on this mod's page before I updated it's contents.

No one here on the forums can do anything about it.

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