How To Delete My Messages
Messages on the forum can't be deleted, save by moderators. Messages from the PM Center, open the message you want to delete, then press the delete button on the lower-right corner of the message (works for inbox). I didn't find a way to delete already sentdmessages in the outbox. If it hasn't been read by the reciever, you can unsend them.
Okay thanks. it's just that some fo my posts have served their perpose and no longer have any need to exist anymore.
People should be able to delete a thread they create.
People should be able to delete a thread they create.
I vote against.
There may be more people with the same problem/question/whatever, and when they see your thread, they can read it to find the solution/answer to it. This way we don't get the same posts over and over again, theoretically.
Also, if you make an ass of yourself and delete the post to save your reputation, well, that's just wrong, okay
(Same goes for modifying, which is even nastier, for some reason).
Anyway, this is just my opinion, but it's an interesting matter.
There may be more people with the same problem/question/whatever, and when they see your thread, they can read it to find the solution/answer to it. This way we don't get the same posts over and over again, theoretically.
Also, if you make an ass of yourself and delete the post to save your reputation, well, that's just wrong, okay
(Same goes for modifying, which is even nastier, for some reason).Anyway, this is just my opinion, but it's an interesting matter.
I vote against that notion. As has been mentioned, others may wish to use the information in that particular thread.
It would be very annoying to find a thread you wanted to read is gone.
It would be very annoying to find a thread you wanted to read is gone.
"Also, if you make an ass of yourself and delete the post to save your reputation, well, that's just wrong, okay (Same goes for modifying, which is even nastier, for some reason)."
Yep. A particular person I won't name was permanently banned from modifying their own posts due to frequently removing content for the purpose of saving their reputation and baffling other folks. (That sentence seemed too long.. oh well.) Do not let this happen to you.
(Same goes for modifying, which is even nastier, for some reason)."Yep. A particular person I won't name was permanently banned from modifying their own posts due to frequently removing content for the purpose of saving their reputation and baffling other folks. (That sentence seemed too long.. oh well.) Do not let this happen to you.
Yes I wonder who that mean person could have been! That's just down right wrong 
