MarkF
13th January 2001, 07:26
All members may "edit/delete" their own posts, but only moderators and administrators may simply use the "checkbox" delete feature.
This means you click on the edit feature, then erase yur words, but do NOT click the box saying delete. Since something must be left in the body of a text, a word such as "deleted" or even a period, may be used. The post will still be up, but will only contain the word or period, and will say who edited or deleted, namely the moderator or member. Only these two may edit the person's post. If posts are deleted by members, I may (or not) delete entirely, but as a rule, I rarely have had to do this.
Nice people here.:)
Forum rules are few, but they can be found at the top or bottom of most pages.
Above all, don't worry about "newbie" or similar omissions. This happens. That's why I get the "big bucks.":D
Mark
This means you click on the edit feature, then erase yur words, but do NOT click the box saying delete. Since something must be left in the body of a text, a word such as "deleted" or even a period, may be used. The post will still be up, but will only contain the word or period, and will say who edited or deleted, namely the moderator or member. Only these two may edit the person's post. If posts are deleted by members, I may (or not) delete entirely, but as a rule, I rarely have had to do this.
Nice people here.:)
Forum rules are few, but they can be found at the top or bottom of most pages.
Above all, don't worry about "newbie" or similar omissions. This happens. That's why I get the "big bucks.":D
Mark