Why can we not delete our posts after posting them?
We used to be able to do this what happen?
I am just wondering.
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Why can we not delete our posts after posting them?
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Why can we not delete our posts after posting them?
by Wellander » Tue 17 Feb, 2004 2:41 am
Hi,
Why can we not delete our posts after posting them?
We used to be able to do this what happen?
I am just wondering.
Why can we not delete our posts after posting them?
We used to be able to do this what happen?
I am just wondering.
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by Antony » Tue 17 Feb, 2004 4:37 am
I disabled it. To make sure people taking responsible for their posts.
People should take responsibility of their posts. People should not use this space for ranting for nothing.
Also,
Although we do not restrict age limit in this Message Centre, we do respect your opinions. In such way, we expect each member respect other member's opinions.
We do not allow discriminations in any form.
You are allowed to express your opinions or feelings, however, pointless ranting or hurting other people would only make yourself not welcome.
People should take responsibility of their posts. People should not use this space for ranting for nothing.
Also,
Although we do not restrict age limit in this Message Centre, we do respect your opinions. In such way, we expect each member respect other member's opinions.
We do not allow discriminations in any form.
You are allowed to express your opinions or feelings, however, pointless ranting or hurting other people would only make yourself not welcome.
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by Inu Yasha » Wed 25 Feb, 2004 6:56 pm
Antony wrote:People should not use this space for ranting for nothing.
No offence, but take your our advice!
Ever since I came to SD701, you`ve done nothing but make me feel bad about my posts.
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by djv1 » Wed 25 Feb, 2004 7:36 pm
Inu Yasha wrote:No offence, but take your our advice!
Ever since I came to SD701, you`ve done nothing but make me feel bad about my posts.
Inu Yasha
What do you mean that people were making you feel bad???
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by Antony » Wed 25 Feb, 2004 8:12 pm
I am sorry you feel bad.Inu Yasha wrote:No offence, but take your our advice!
Ever since I came to SD701, you`ve done nothing but make me feel bad about my posts.
However, we expect mature and polite behaviour in this Message Centre. Show your respects to other people, and you will get the same return. I am sure this works well in most life situations, not just in this forums.
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by Inu Yasha » Wed 25 Feb, 2004 9:58 pm
Antony wrote:I am sorry you feel bad.
That`s ok, Antony.
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