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  1. 23-09-2021, 12:03 AM #1
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    Deleting posts

    How do I delete posts?
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  3. 23-09-2021, 12:44 AM #2
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    I didn't think you could.

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    You can delete them, but only for a very short time after you post it. Once posted down in bottom right will be an edit post option. Once you hit that one of the options is delete post.
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    Essentially you are not able to. There is a small window of opportunity when you first add a post where you are able to edit it including deleting the content in its entirety but once it is fixed in position it is there for all time. Not withstanding the fact that the mods are gods and can delete whole threads as if by magic.
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    Which post? Got a link?
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