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Old 03-05-2009, 12:08 AM   #1
measekite
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Question Deleting your post


If you submit a post and then realize you no longer need to post that information or you posted by mistake then how can you recall or delete your own post. I know you can edit the post and probably erase all but 3 or 4 words but I would like to know how to totally delete it.
 
Old 03-05-2009, 12:29 AM   #2
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Don't think users can do this.. wait lemme see..

edit: no can do
 
Old 03-05-2009, 01:43 AM   #3
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If you submit a post and then realize you no longer need to post that information or you posted by mistake then how can you recall or delete your own post. I know you can edit the post and probably erase all but 3 or 4 words but I would like to know how to totally delete it.
You can report yourself to a moderator.

You can also consider if anyone else could benifit from your mistake.
If you posted a problem, then find the solution, post the solution as reply to your original post.

(Replying will also remove it from the zero-reply threads - limiting exposure. You can also edit it so the word "fixed" or "solved" appears in the title and/or the first line.)

Remember, no matter how dumb the mistake, there's always someone else doing it to keep you company - besides, a decent mistake can actually be better than a good question.


What to do depends on the mistake. eg. Sometimes it's a accidental double-post. In which case it is acceptable to erase the lot and post "oops - double post" in it's place.

In general, try to put the community good forward.
This will build your reputation better than any correct answer.
 
  


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