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Geek Culture / Delete one's own threads?

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MicroMan
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2003 05:54
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I've got a suggestion for you Rich.

Would it not be nice if the users could delete ones own threads? Now I'm talking about ones that nobody has replied to.

Case in point, my request for help about mouse down in Dark Basic Pro. Three minutes after I asked my question, I found the answer. it would have been useful to be able to delete the extraneous thread.

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Dave J
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2003 05:58
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Or just edit it and say, "Nevermind, found the answer"


"Computers are useless they can only give you answers."
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CloseToPerfect
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can't delete a message, they all add up to show some impressive user stats on the home page!

CTP
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OSX Using Happy Dude
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2003 12:11
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Anyway, you can modify a post...


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adr
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2003 13:24
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Quote: "Or just edit it and say, "Nevermind, found the answer""

ARGH!

Can I urge whoever may read this post that if they have a problem, then discover the answer to explain their solution. It's really frustrating to discover that even though someone's come up against the same problem, they just say "never mind - fixed it"



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It's an interrogative form of sentence, used to test knowledge. But that's not important right now.
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Dave J
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Posted: 23rd Sep 2003 13:42
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Agreed lol.


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