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How do I delete my account ( and possbly all my posts ) ?
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You can't.Originally posted by 2uk View PostPlease ?
Deleting posts in bulk from a forum would, perhaps, render a lot of discussions even more incomprehensible than they are when the posts are there.
Even the banned remain with their posts.
IIRC, denny asked the same thing and was told no - although you can go through all your posts manually and delete them yourself. -
but there is no delete account option in User CP.
Of course I can easily get banned .. but rather have it deleted properly.Comment
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As I said (and I'm not a moderator!), denny asked / demanded it and was told that she could delete her own posts, but the mods would not delete the posts and the account for her.
It may be worth asking administrator to do it for you, but it sets a dangerous precedent - if you want to delete your own posts, go do it yourself would be my response (as it is on the forum that I run elsewhere
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If you don't want the account, then just stop using it - believe me, we'll forget about you pretty quickly once you're gone (unless you are chico, el duder or andyw it seems).Comment
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FFS - 29 posts! Just get deleting them yourself....Originally posted by juststarting View Postbut there is no delete account option in User CP.
Of course I can easily get banned .. but rather have it deleted properly.Comment
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PM me your password, I'll delete all your posts for youOriginally posted by 2uk View PostPlease ?
Coffee's for closersComment
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Why would you want to delete them?Originally posted by 2uk View PostPlease ?
And what would we do without your sparkling wit?Comment
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I don't know if it is possible. Maybe you can cut your fingers off instead ?Last edited by juststarting; 21 October 2008, 21:51.Comment
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but er... faq - we are talking about 2uk here.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
Deleting posts in bulk from a forum would, perhaps, render a lot of discussions even more incomprehensible than they are when the posts are there.
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Hmm... bit of a generalism there. Mind - I seem to miss all the good spite and vitriol lately. Must try not to be this busy.Originally posted by juststarting View PostSorry Brilo , but apparently only you don't hate eastern European immigrants.
EDIT: Ah, you edited your post.Last edited by realityhack; 21 October 2008, 21:55. Reason: He edited his post. I'm assuming he's a he. And we can probably now assume he's an Eastern European immigrant. Which is nice.Comment
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