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How does an author delete his/her post? 07 Apr 2011 19:20 #2087

johnt Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 4	How can I, the author of a post delete the post from the forum? Instructions most appreciated.
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Re: How does an author delete his/her post? 07 Apr 2011 19:31 #2088

Michael Harrah Offline Platinum Member Posts: 1209 Thank you received: 1554	Hi John, if you go to a post you authored, I believe there is an "edit" and "delete" button down on the bottom of the box to the middle and right. If not, then send me a private message (top right hit "private messages" link) about what you want done and I'll take care of it for you. Michael
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Re: How does an author delete his/her post? 07 Apr 2011 23:50 #2092

brtanner Offline Platinum Member Accept the present moment fully... Posts: 505 Thank you received: 702	Hi guys, I believe that users are not able to delete posts, as I think this would eliminate any thread that follows a post, and we don't want other users threads to be lost. You can edit posts, i.e. delete anything you wrote, I know that.
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