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| Clarification Clarification... Is there a way for a user to edit/delete their own posts? Or is there a way to have their own account deleted? If a user made too many of the same posts how can the user delete them in order to be within the guidlines. |
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| Re: Clarification rlmarr wrote: > Clarification... Is there a way for a user to edit/delete their own posts? Or > is there a way to have their own account deleted? If a user made too many of > the same posts how can the user delete them in order to be within the > guidlines. Please see my answer to your first post. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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| Re: Clarification rlmarr wrote: > Clarification... Is there a way for a user to edit/delete their own posts? Sort of. You can cancel your posts, but servers are by no means obligated to honor it. > Or is there a way to have their own account deleted? Newsgroups are accountless. Question is not applicable to this environment. > If a user made too many of the same posts how can the user delete them in > order to be within the guidlines. You're expected to know the guidelines before posting and follow them the first time, just like with everything else in this world. |
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