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Why can't I delete accidental duplicate entries anymore?

Started by silentpanther40 · · 👁 4 views · 5 replies

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Participants silentpanther40feraltrucker5steelskipper5Michelle Palmer6Roger Bishop22
silentpanther40 silentpanther40 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Nov 2011
#1 ·
Every once in a while, those windows of opportunity just swing wide open, but then, just as quickly, they slam shut and vanish into thin air, leaving you wondering what on earth happened. Why is it like that?!
feraltrucker5 feraltrucker5 Active Member
117 messages
joined Oct 2012
#2 ·
It’s a total nightmare when you realize the window to edit your post has already slammed shut, and apparently, we're stuck with a measly 90-minute limit before everything's set in stone.
silentpanther40 silentpanther40 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Nov 2011
#3 ·
feraltrucker5 said:There’s really nothing you can do once that 90-minute editing window slams shut.

Actually, that’s not quite the case for me; I lost my chance almost immediately because my internet connection flickered out right at the worst moment, which led to me accidentally spamming three identical posts while I was stuck offline 😕🤷 🤣. By the time I finally got back online—which only took about five minutes—the option to click "Delete" had already vanished.
So, with two of those three posts, I just went ahead and typed "deleted" using the edit function.

That being said, seeing them cluttering up the thread isn't exactly pleasing to the eye, so if someone could please clear them out for me (I'm talking about those empty posts # 745 and 746), I would truly appreciate it.

They are located in the UNESCO thread titled: "Every night she leaves my bed..."

Thanks so much!
steelskipper5 steelskipper5 Active Member
176 messages
joined Feb 2010
#4 ·
Just so you know, users generally don't have the option to delete their own posts on UNESCO.
Michelle Palmer6 Michelle Palmer6 Regular
432 messages
joined Sep 2018
#5 ·
steelskipper5 said:On UNESCO forums in general, users don't have the option to delete their own posts.

What absolute mega stupidity! 🙄
Roger Bishop22 Roger Bishop22 Active Member
58 messages
joined Oct 2011
#6 ·
What a total joke... :S

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