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Catfish
Delete one of MY own threads
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How can I delete one of "my" old threads?
I tried to use the edit Select Delete check box than Delete Now but it said I couldn't access that feature for serval reasons.
I no longer want that thread posted.
Thanks....
Also while I think about it, why is the Who's Online feature not ON?
Thanks again....
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By the Power of Greyskull
You cannot delete your own posts/threads.. You can remove the content in the post.. But cannot actually remove it.. You need to request it to be removed or locked...
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The Who's online feature was turned off because of privacy issues.
You can always add members to your buddy list to tell if they are online.
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Catfish
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Stock H/S and Fan
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Hammerhead Shark
Why can you not delete one of your own threads?
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Originally posted by FunctionX
Why can you not delete one of your own threads?
Just because a thread starter does not want a thread to remain, others may not agree. If you don't want your post to remain, edit the post and delete the text or ask a mod to delete the post. The best solution is to think about what you are typing before you submit your post.
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Hammerhead Shark
users cannot delete threads because it caused for some trouble in the past with certain users causing problems and then having the ability to delete a thread.
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