can you delete a forum if you made it

[BigWillis]

i need help deleting a forum, i already found out what i need to know so, is there anyway to delet them anyhelp would be nice

 

[mOeeOm]

I think you mean delete a post/reply..in which case no, say you found the solution, then wouldn't it be nicer to leave it up so when someone uses search they can find the solution if they have the same problem?

Also, say someone is being an a-s-s and says something that makes em look stupid...then someone quotes them, under your logic they can delete their reply and they can say the quoter is lying and they never said it, this won't be good for the P&N forum .

 

[BillyBobJoel71]

Originally posted by: mOeeOm
I think you mean delete a post/reply..in which case no, say you found the solution, then wouldn't it be nicer to leave it up so when someone uses search they can find the solution if they have the same problem?

Also, say someone is being an a-s-s and says something that makes em look stupid...then someone quotes them, under your logic they can delete their reply and they can say the quoter is lying and they never said it, this won't be good for the P&N forum .

Its not going to happen although at times i wish we could. When you make a thread, some stupid post whores invaid it with crappy and unconstructive posts, you really want to get rid of it, but all you can do is edit all of your posts. By then its too late, everyone has ruined it.

 

[Cheezeit]

If you want a thread deleted or locked, you just politely ask a mod by pming them asking them to do so. Chances are they will probably do it for you if it really is a problem.

 

[EagleKeeper]

Originally posted by: mOeeOm
I think you mean delete a post/reply..in which case no, say you found the solution, then wouldn't it be nicer to leave it up so when someone uses search they can find the solution if they have the same problem?

Also, say someone is being an a-s-s and says something that makes em look stupid...then someone quotes them, under your logic they can delete their reply and they can say the quoter is lying and they never said it, this won't be good for the P&N forum .

Of course, no one in P&N or elsewhere woiuld attempt to falsify information at a later date regarding something that they said.:Q