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Old 07-10-2007, 07:44 PM
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Question Can a Post be be deleted?

If someone starts a thread and a day later they want it deleted what do they need to do?
Can they delete it or is a moderator the only one that can delete it?
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Old 07-10-2007, 07:52 PM
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Contact an Admin or Moderator via PM, they can delete or move threads.
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Originally Posted by dellsmaith View Post
Some site provide facility to delete a thread as well as post. But in some site if you want to delete any post or delete thread then you have to ask moderator or administrator.
But you have a reason why you want to delete thread when you ask to moderator. But in some site provide edit or delete command button top of the thread you post.
the edit/delete function is available to all members on their own posts, but I think there's a time limit on some sites for how long you have access to it. After that time you'll need a mod or admin to do it for you.

It appears on this site that the original poster can edit his own posts indefinitely. You go into edit for the delete option.

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