how do you delete a post?
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how do you delete a post?
go easy on me, if I can't hit it with a hammer I got a hard time figuring it out.
How do I delete a post here? I'm sure it is some flashing button right in front of my face but I cannot for the life of me locate it.
I asked one question and put in the wrong number with it! ARGGGGG! I would rather just delete the question and ask it again rather than make sixteen more posts that only clarifying my edits. My brain fart will only confuse people trying to get back to the number I originally wanted to type in my post.
someone... show me the way! the air still guide is already about six pages too full of us explaining ourselves
Thank You.
How do I delete a post here? I'm sure it is some flashing button right in front of my face but I cannot for the life of me locate it.
I asked one question and put in the wrong number with it! ARGGGGG! I would rather just delete the question and ask it again rather than make sixteen more posts that only clarifying my edits. My brain fart will only confuse people trying to get back to the number I originally wanted to type in my post.
someone... show me the way! the air still guide is already about six pages too full of us explaining ourselves
Thank You.-

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Re: how do you delete a post?
As you seem to have discovered for yourself, as seen in the original post, a poster here can edit a post,obliterate it, (I believe), at least until someone has responded, without anyone knowing.
After a response, an edit shows.
I didn't make this site, I just volunteer here, and the job comes with no training, just thinking on your feet.
I am not here for possessing any IT talent, but simply because the site owner believes that I can help in the world of home distillation in some small way.
Oh, and to try and keep the site chugging on without too many problems.
I try.
Robert.
After a response, an edit shows.
I didn't make this site, I just volunteer here, and the job comes with no training, just thinking on your feet.
I am not here for possessing any IT talent, but simply because the site owner believes that I can help in the world of home distillation in some small way.
Oh, and to try and keep the site chugging on without too many problems.
I try.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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