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Paul
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Posted 10/14/04 - 07:32 AM:	#1
Was that supposed to be a demonstration of one in the forum, or were you attempting to say something?

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Posted 10/16/04 - 03:41 AM:	#2
Oh, sorry. I made a thread and then deleted, since I realised it was probably down to the host... did a normal delete and provided a "reason". I guess that this is what happens...

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Posted 10/17/04 - 04:52 PM:	#3
You deleted your post, not the thread. Thread deletion is a separate option.

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Posted 10/18/04 - 06:25 AM:	#4
Right-o. You might want to set it up, though, so that when the first post is deleted, the entire thread is also consequently deleted. Also, is there no "soft-delete" option for deleting a thread? Didn't seem to give me one, nor ask for a reason. Also, the will also eventually go on topics on the main forum index, right? Edited by dreamweaver on 10/18/04 - 06:28 AM

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Posted 10/18/04 - 10:38 PM:	#5
You might want to set it up, though, so that when the first post is deleted, the entire thread is also consequently deleted. As an option maybe, or just when there are zero replies. is there no "soft-delete" option Being a non-admin, you don't have a hard-delete option. will also eventually go on topics on the main forum index That would be quite a wasteful use of a graphic.

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Posted 10/18/04 - 10:40 PM:	#6
Ah yes. I see the post you deleted was yet another where you refused to read the manual entry. I would've deleted it if you hadn't.

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