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How to delete thread

Postby Graaf » Tue 27.06.2023, 21:45

I started a thread a while ago. How do I delete it?
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Re: How to delete thread

Postby Tuga2112 » Tue 27.06.2023, 22:09

i dont think you can. but im sure an admin or moderator will be able to confirm that. why would you want to delete a thread anyway ? if its a duplicate. what i have noticed in the past was that they get merged with the original post
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Re: How to delete thread

Postby dapinky » Wed 28.06.2023, 09:33

If you wish to PM me, I will be able to help.
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Re: How to delete thread

Postby Graaf » Wed 28.06.2023, 12:45

Tuga2112 wrote:i dont think you can. but im sure an admin or moderator will be able to confirm that. why would you want to delete a thread anyway ? if its a duplicate. what i have noticed in the past was that they get merged with the original post


You are right, there is no reason to delete a thread on this forum.

I meant to post this question on SELOC, my error :bonk:
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Re: How to delete thread

Postby dapinky » Wed 28.06.2023, 13:44

Well, now I've got a real quandary/conundrum to sort out :? :?

I can either delete this thread, which was the original request, and all would be good.....

..... except, if I leave it, it serves to inform anyone who looks for the information in the future, that there is a mechanism to remove threads.....

.... I'm going to leave it here, and let Geoff delete it if he want's to :lol:
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Re: How to delete thread

Postby Giniw » Wed 28.06.2023, 14:43

:lol:
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Re: How to delete thread

Postby Graaf » Wed 28.06.2023, 17:22

dapinky wrote:Well, now I've got a real quandary/conundrum to sort out :? :?

I can either delete this thread, which was the original request, and all would be good.....

..... except, if I leave it, it serves to inform anyone who looks for the information in the future, that there is a mechanism to remove threads.....

.... I'm going to leave it here, and let Geoff delete it if he want's to :lol:


Really, really sorry

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Re: How to delete thread

Postby dapinky » Wed 28.06.2023, 17:53

Graaf wrote:Really, really sorry

:lol:


Not a problem.... it's someone else's worry now - I've washed my hands of it :lol:
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