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How do I delete a post?

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Participants Donna Kim93Alex CookBrandon Lopez6Daniel Gomez10Jack Bishop94northernpilot2jadetrucker43driftingbear29nimblerider17Larry Walker24
Donna Kim93 Donna Kim93 NewcomerOP
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joined Dec 2012
#1 ·
I was wondering if anyone knows how I can just delete a post on a thread?
Thanks
Alex Cook Alex Cook Active Member
157 messages
joined May 2009
#2 ·
You can actually scrap this post within 90 minutes of hitting publish—just hit that edit button sitting down in the bottom right corner next to the Quote button. Some of those PDF guidelines might show a shorter window, though... if you miss that 90-minute mark, your best bet is just sending a quick PM to the subforum moderator. Just keep it brief and actually make sense if you want them to help you out...
Brandon Lopez6 Brandon Lopez6 Regular
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joined Feb 2010
#3 ·
Alex Cook said:You can scrub a post within 90 minutes using the edit button in the bottom right corner (right next to the Quote button). Keep in mind some of the guidelines have a shorter window than that. If you miss that 90-minute mark, just shoot a quick PM to the subforum moderator with a decent explanation—that usually does the trick.

Regarding the bolded part... if you don't mind me asking, which specific rulebooks have those shorter deadlines? I've just gotten so used to having the full 90 minutes that I'm worried I'll accidentally blow past the limit on one of those and mess up my edits.🙂
Alex Cook Alex Cook Active Member
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joined May 2009
#4 ·
I’m pretty sure I’ve got the LJES files ready to go, though I think there might be one or two other PDFs floating around somewhere with edits that run shorter than the usual 10 or 15 minutes...
Brandon Lopez6 Brandon Lopez6 Regular
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joined Feb 2010
#5 ·
thanks 🙂

I didn't realize it was that short, but honestly, it makes sense looking at those PDFs where the post volume is all over the place 🙂
Daniel Gomez10 Daniel Gomez10 Active Member
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joined Jul 2012
#6 ·
I think it’s about a 10 or 15 minute drive on the Rid 10.
Jack Bishop94 Jack Bishop94 Member
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joined Jul 2008
#7 ·
Alex Cook said:I'm certain about the LIES, and I think there are one or two more PDFs out there where edits are allowed even if they were posted over 10-15 minutes ago.

You sure about that? I'm looking at posts being edited by authors more than half an hour after they went up...
northernpilot2 northernpilot2 Active Member
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joined Oct 2013
#8 ·
I mean, if you ask me, the 90-minute limit pretty much applies to everyone on this entire forum.
Alex Cook Alex Cook Active Member
157 messages
joined May 2009
#9 ·
Kate Ward16 said:Are you positive about that? I’m looking at the edit history—it shows the post was modified more than half an hour after the original author finished...

Not anymore. 😬 I was dead certain we were talking about the LIES program, but turns out it's actually Rid 10. Damn acronyms... they get you every time. 😠🤣
Brandon Lopez6 Brandon Lopez6 Regular
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joined Feb 2010
#10 ·
Not trying to clutter things up with a new thread here... but quick question: can I actually delete a post entirely during that edit window (the 90-minute thing), or does the system cut you off sooner if you try to wipe it?
jadetrucker43 jadetrucker43 Active Member
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joined Dec 2018
#11 ·
If you have the ability to edit, you've got the ability to delete. It’s been a full 90 minutes.
Brandon Lopez6 Brandon Lopez6 Regular
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joined Feb 2010
#12 ·
thanks 👍
driftingbear29 driftingbear29 Active Member
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joined Oct 2014
#13 ·
jadetrucker43 said:If you have editing privileges, you should be able to delete too. You get a full 90 minutes...

I've noticed that on certain PDFs, you can edit a post, but the option to delete just isn't there. Even if only a few minutes have passed since posting 🤔
jadetrucker43 jadetrucker43 Active Member
168 messages
joined Dec 2018
#14 ·
Keep in mind that individual subforums might have their own specific rules regarding editing or deleting posts—they don't always play by the same playbook. But generally speaking, on most boards, you've got a 90-minute window from the moment you hit "post" to either fix a typo or just wipe the whole thing out.
nimblerider17 nimblerider17 Newcomer
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joined May 2014
#15 ·
So, I was just wondering... how can I actually find out who’s running the show as the moderator for this subforum?
Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
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joined Jun 2022
#16 ·
It says right on the homepage, man—there’s at least one moderator assigned to every single subforum here.

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