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Can an admin please delete all my threads?

Started by Joshua Cook98 · · 👁 4 views · 10 replies

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Participants Joshua Cook98Kyle King4James Chavez91redmarlin3Robert Hall7Laura Evans3Grace Richardson3
Joshua Cook98 Joshua Cook98 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Jun 2009
#1 ·
I would be profoundly grateful if an administrator could find it within their power to delete all the threads I have personally initiated. Truly, I would be most appreciative of such assistance. Thank you!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Kyle King4 Kyle King4 Active Member
68 messages
joined Oct 2009
#2 ·
That’s a crazy amount of open threads for such a tiny number of posts 🙏😁
If we're allowed to ask, why on earth do you want these threads deleted?
Joshua Cook98 Joshua Cook98 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Jun 2009
#3 ·
Well, it seems that regardless of where I happen to wander, my specific subject matter follows me... as if I possess an answer for everything, which honestly, they just find bothersome.
James Chavez91 James Chavez91 Active Member
100 messages
joined Mar 2020
#4 ·
Joshua Cook98 said:Well, it seems that regardless of where I happen to wander, my specific subject matter follows me... as if I possess an answer for everything, which honestly, they just find bothersome.

No way. That’s just not right. Even under the 1992 Geneva Convention standards, it's explicitly forbidden for admins on any American forum to delete more than one thread from a single registered user...
redmarlin3 redmarlin3 Active Member
132 messages
joined Apr 2010
#5 ·
Joshua Cook98 said:Well, it seems that regardless of where I happen to wander, my specific subject matter follows me... as if I possess an answer for everything, which honestly, they just find bothersome.

Aupićka, this is absolute GOLD 🙏 🙏 🙏
Robert Hall7 Robert Hall7 Active Member
79 messages
joined Jan 2009
#6 ·
Hold on a second. Can someone explain what this esteemed forum member actually wants? If I’m not mistaken, he can just edit his own posts himself. I don't get it. (Aupićka, I'm clearly a bit slow here)
redmarlin3 redmarlin3 Active Member
132 messages
joined Apr 2010
#7 ·
Robert Hall7 said:Hold on a second. Can someone explain what this esteemed forum member actually wants? If I’m not mistaken, he can just edit his own posts himself. I don't get it. (Aupićka, I'm clearly a bit slow here)

He’s opened about fifteen different threads—mostly stuff about Motorola and some technical specs—which is fine, threads are threads, whatever... but now he wants them all wiped out because he already knows the answers anyway and they're just "cluttering up" the board. Honestly...😕🤷😁
Joshua Cook98 Joshua Cook98 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Jun 2009
#8 ·
redmarlin3 said:He’s opened about fifteen different threads—mostly stuff about Motorola and some technical specs—which is fine, threads are threads, whatever... but now he wants them all wiped out because he already knows the answers anyway and they're just "cluttering up" the board. Honestly...😕🤷😁

It is exactly as you say. 🤣
Laura Evans3 Laura Evans3 Member
47 messages
joined Dec 2008
#9 ·
James Chavez91 said:No way. That’s just not right. Even under the 1992 Geneva Convention standards, it's explicitly forbidden for admins on any American forum to delete more than one thread from a single registered user...

But we aren't in Europe ☕

😬
James Chavez91 James Chavez91 Active Member
100 messages
joined Mar 2020
#10 ·
Laura Evans3 said:But we aren't in Europe ☕

😬

Well, obviously we are... I mean, we're basically looking at things through a straw here🧐
Grace Richardson3 Grace Richardson3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jun 2009
#11 ·
Why on earth is the admin deleting my threads? It feels totally uncalled for when someone just wipes out a topic I started without giving me any reason or even a heads-up!

Seriously, if the admins keep acting like this, I’m done. I won't be coming back to this forum at all!!!!!!!!

There are plenty of other communities online, and honestly, many of them are way more professional than this place—especially since I've never had a single one of my posts get yanked out from under me before!

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