Embedded image not displaying...why?

Greetings:
In my post I embedded an image. It displayed correctly when I saved the post, but going back to view the post now (from a different PC), I no longer see it but rather, a yellow triangle graphic instead. When I float my cursor over that graphic, the proper name of my file does display.
What's happened?
Thank you for any assistance/guidance.
Ed in Tampa

Hi Ed,
This happens when your image has not yet been approved by a moderator. I hope that it's displaying properly for you now, but if it is not please let us know.
Thanks,
SunshineF
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