is it possible to delete my profile if i make a new one? so i don't have multiple profiles?
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Posted - Sep 01 2009 : 1:44:06 PM
Unfortunatly not. Deleting profiles really messes up the forum. So a couple years ago the moderators made a ruling that they would no longer delete profiles.
So, is there not a rule against having multiple profiles? Most forums I'm a part of do not allow that. But they also use forum programs that are easier to use and more intuitive.
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Posted - Sep 01 2009 : 7:59:49 PM
Rhonda- Yes, in a way. Carol, a while back, asked the forum to please only make one profile per person. However, there is one caveat. If you perchance really need to change your profile name for whatever reason, you can create a second profile, however the moderators ask that it only be a one time thing. Sort of a second chance.
I have a question. I do not want to clutter up the board. This morning I posted, on holidays, where did coffee mug swap go. I would like to delete that, I should not have posted it anyway. Can I delete something that I started? Thanks Sheri
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Edited by - Lynner on Nov 05 2009 10:16:37 AM
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Posted - Nov 05 2009 : 12:56:39 PM
Sheri- once there has been a reply to a topic, it can't be deleted by anyone but the moderators. But don't worry about that topic you started. You needed a question answered and it helped you (I think? :D) And since the question is answered it probably won't get any more posts to it and eventually it will just one of many topics that are inactive. :D Only topics that have "fresh" posts stay visible for very long.