You can't just go around deleting things on a whim...
One really ought to have an incredibly, incredibly, incredibly compelling reason to do such a thing...
Otherwise, there isn't much else to say; simply forget about this forum and move on. If you find yourself getting worked up because someone keeps sending you messages, why not just update your signature to state that you're no longer active here? Or perhaps set up an auto-reply to handle those emails... it seems like a much more sensible approach, doesn't it?
Could you please elaborate on that topic? What specifically happened during the session, and which PDF file were you looking at when you found this? If we had those details, we might actually be able to determine whether your assessment is correct or not...
As for your plan to leave and delete your account—believe me, the moderators are going to be absolutely devastated. Besides, you won't be able to wipe your profile because that option is disabled here on this Reddit thread.
I did my best to assist, though I am somewhat unclear on which specific section of the forum you are referring to; it is entirely possible that particular area is simply configured that way by default.
Perhaps you should wait to see if the moderator you contacted decides to delete it or reaches out to you directly. If they remain silent and the content stays up, try contacting a different moderator. Should that also prove fruitless, I would suggest escalating the matter to one of the admins—personally, I’d recommend reaching out to Desiree👍.
So, here is the deal: provided the post hasn't been sitting there for more than five hours, you should still see that edit option available to you. Go ahead and click on it, and this is what will pop up:
Once you select "Delete," you'll be presented with the following:
Simply check the box labeled "Delete message," and then when the prompt "Delete this message" appears, just click that, and your post will be gone...
I hope I managed to make myself clear enough for you.😉
In that case, you’re going to have to be pretty persuasive when you approach the admin about getting it removed. It isn't exactly standard procedure to just wipe away a post from several years ago....
Unless, of course, you can present them with some truly compelling arguments....
It is quite simply a matter of following the rule....
Only an administrator possesses the authority to delete it, and even then, only if there is an exceptionally compelling reason to justify such an action.
