You’ve been warned multiple times regarding these requests. It was made perfectly clear that we don't just go around deleting posts or entire threads upon request; you said you understood and promised to stop asking. Yet, here you are again, bothering moderators who have absolutely nothing to do with the specific subforums where these posts live, still demanding we wipe things away.
Let me be blunt, and I speak for my fellow moderators as well: moderation isn't a concierge service for forum users. You aren't the only person who might change their mind six months or a year down the line and suddenly regret something they wrote. That doesn't mean this forum is going to be butchered and gutted by deletions every time someone's mood shifts or their life circumstances change.
Get a grip. If those old posts bother you that much, then stop reading them. Move on to the new discussions and actually participate in the current conversations.
I honestly have no idea what you're even talking about. Instead of this endless litany of nonsense that fails to convey a single useful point, you could have just been specific about the actual issue at hand. If you had bothered to read, you'd see who to contact is clearly stated in the third post of this thread.
My apologies for getting the name wrong. Sometimes there’s a delay because the admin is swamped with work, and other times a private message just gets missed and needs a quick nudge 🙂
Did you get a hold of Nice and shoot over the link to that previous post? If you haven't done it yet, just get it done—but if you already did, then just do it again. 😉
Benny, give me a break. If you don't actually have anything useful to contribute to the people asking questions here on the support forum, then please, just spare us and refrain from becoming another piece of off-topic nonsense.
I can't even properly flag you on Tapatalk, so just imagine the text above was highlighted in bright red.
Absolute nonsense. Reddit 😬I honestly wonder if anyone keeps track of how many mindless trolls have been caught in these nets over the years.
You’d have to be a special kind of delusional to believe the fashion corner and all its sub-threads were somehow cobbled together in just a couple of days and then accidentally left wide open for everyone to see. It’s enough to make me lose my mind.😁 I’m heading back to read through it again. Still entertaining, I suppose.😁
If you want to get your partial access revoked, you can submit a request to the SEC after at least six months have passed. Just keep in mind that the request isn't guaranteed; it’s ultimately up to the subforum moderators to decide.
As for everything else: yeah, once you've had your partial removed, there’s really nothing left for you to look for on that subforum—not even worth reading.
Regarding your login issue (though you haven't actually provided any useful details to help fix it: are you using a PC or a phone, which browser are you running, or what steps have you already taken to troubleshoot?): try clearing your cache and temporary files, restart your browser, and make sure to check the "remember me" box during your first login. Once you log out and try again, your username and password should be automatically suggested to you.
It’s quite simple, really: just subscribe to the threads you actually participate in or find interesting. To subscribe: go to the top right of any thread -> Topic Tools -> Subscribe to this topic.
Once you've added everything of interest to your subscriptions, just click on Options (that blue bar at the top, first menu on the left) when you log onto the forum, and you'll see a list of all the threads and subforums you've followed. Threads are automatically filtered to show you new posts, though for subforums, you'll still have to click in to see if there's anything fresh.
If you want to jump straight to the very first new post in a thread, just click the little blue house icon next to the thread title.