It appears that the writer is incorporating an elliptical clause--
"This is a page (which is) being posted back to itself."
The writer has dropped the 'which is' and left the main verb there.
If you said only "This is a page posted back to itself,"
you leave out the idea that someone is doing the posting, I think.
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what is the differeance between being and been .
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where we use would have and would havebeen
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