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Can we delete obsolete forum messages?
#1
Posted 2003-April-08, 05:39
Can you delete obsolete postings, such as "3.3.11 beta now available", "3.3.12 beta...", etc.? (Include this post in the list
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JRG
#2
Posted 2003-May-08, 11:05
Hi John - no one has replied to your question regarding the removal of obsolete postings from this site.
I would like to be able to retain some information and delete the rest.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
I would like to be able to retain some information and delete the rest.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
#3
Posted 2003-May-08, 21:58
Hi John/ Sally
I'm no expert but it seems that if you press the small 'remove message' you get an announcement asking if you are sure ... if you say yes then its gone.
I think that it applies only to your posting..... I notice the personal posting has...quote, modify, remove...whereas replies have quote, modify only.
I tried it earlier and one of my 'less inspired' postings disappeared completely
There is another question and answer posting elsewhere on this subject in the forum.
John
ps.....no doubt you already know the answers ..I just noticed the date of the original posting
I'm no expert but it seems that if you press the small 'remove message' you get an announcement asking if you are sure ... if you say yes then its gone.
I think that it applies only to your posting..... I notice the personal posting has...quote, modify, remove...whereas replies have quote, modify only.
I tried it earlier and one of my 'less inspired' postings disappeared completely
There is another question and answer posting elsewhere on this subject in the forum.
John
ps.....no doubt you already know the answers ..I just noticed the date of the original posting
UDCA...'You take the High Road an I'll take the Low Road'...
#4
Posted 2003-May-09, 06:04
I believe (and hope!) that only the admins can permanenty erase postings.
Skrshawk (John) and I will periodically purge obsolete articles that don't have any more relevance. I'll discuss w/him
Skrshawk (John) and I will periodically purge obsolete articles that don't have any more relevance. I'll discuss w/him
#5
Posted 2003-May-09, 06:26
How about creating an "archive" heading. This way you can move old stuff there, retain the thread, but yet not clutter the sections.
MAL
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