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FC | 05/08/2006 - 08:17
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Does anyone know how to delete a forum topic of their own?

Like one which I wrote for me to delete?

Help Would be Much Appreciated Thanks

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Deleting and Editing
Author: Tari-Xalyr
Date: 05/08/2006 - 09:00
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I only just found this out a few months ago.

Edititng and Deleting posts. If you have a certain amount of points when you go to a topic you have begun there should be at the top of the post on the left side a series of tabs. "track" "view" etc. One will say 'edit' and in that you are able to delete the post entirely. It costs you points for deleting.

You can only delete a post if there are no reponses to it though. I'm sure about the points thing - I'll have to ask around. But I don't think I could do it until I got about 150 points of something? Double check that. If it's not on the tabs then it'll be a point thing.

Hope this helps.

~ Tari

The Writer is a child forever listening at the keyhole of the adult world.


Me too
Author: Rave
Date: 05/08/2006 - 09:58

I wish I knew, I sent a pm to Grant Malcolm cos I want to remove mine but havent heard anything yet. If I get a response I will let you know


Cool
Author: FC
Date: 05/08/2006 - 22:41

Thanks a lot peoples Smiling


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