ted zalewski
New member
thanks for anwsering my last post. but how do i delete my questions once i'm happy with my replies? please help.
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Posted 08/15/2025
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make them disappear
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Cat_72
Back from exile :)
Why do you need to delete them? It may be helpful to leave the posts up, in case others have the same question, they can do a search and find an answer without having to wait. 
That said.....I guess I'm not sure, but I would assume that you could just hit the "edit" button in the lower right hand corner of your original post, though I know it won't work in all forums.....I've never had reason to delete post before, so I'm not 100% certain.
That said.....I guess I'm not sure, but I would assume that you could just hit the "edit" button in the lower right hand corner of your original post, though I know it won't work in all forums.....I've never had reason to delete post before, so I'm not 100% certain.
At one time in the past, I actually had a member here who in a fit of pettiness (in my opinion) decided to go through the entire forum and edit out everything in all of their posts. Fortunately I put a stop to that before he got to very many of them. He could not delete the post itself, so he would just go and remove all the text in the post. I'm sure you can imagine how that would screw up the continuity of a thread and just create something of a problem here. If that sort of thing happens again, then quite likely edits would go away for everyone to end that practice.
This site was set up to be a publicly accessible information resource. That means that the posts made should remain as a resource for other people to utilize. If someone wants to ask questions then delete them afterwards, perhaps choosing someone and emailing them privately would be more appropriate.
This site was set up to be a publicly accessible information resource. That means that the posts made should remain as a resource for other people to utilize. If someone wants to ask questions then delete them afterwards, perhaps choosing someone and emailing them privately would be more appropriate.
nicolai
Philosophical Statesman
Or....
Or you could ask questions in the reptile chat andnot have to worry about them being saved there. there is almost always experienced people on the chat who will be glad to answer a question or two.
Or you could ask questions in the reptile chat andnot have to worry about them being saved there. there is almost always experienced people on the chat who will be glad to answer a question or two.