Deleteing my own thread

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I recently put up a thread about the civil war and now i know that there was another one about it. Now i what to delete it but it is a moderater only action so my questions are.
Why cannot i delete it no one whent there yet?
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If a moderater is reading this will you please delete it if you are in the world history section, it is called Civil war or War Bettween the Nation quiz?
 
Is it possible to have a feature on deleting where ordinary users can delete their own posts for, say, 10 minutes after posting them? That way we could delete our double posts and accidentially posted threads (look in the DG Polls subforum and you'll see several threads accidentially posted without a poll), plus threads like these, as long as we caught them within 10 minutes (the ten minute limit would be to prevent deletion of established posts and threads).
 
Right - if you delete the first post in a thread, all other posts are deleted. Also, you can report your own post and ask a mod to merge it with another thread or delete it.
 
so if I wanted a thread deleted I couldnt, or could delete that first post myself?
 
Currently, you cannot delete any of your posts, because deleting the first post of a thread deletes the thread. Only mods and TF can delete posts. If you have a post or thread you want deleted, PM a mod, or report your own post with the explanation.
 
Originally posted by Chieftess
Right - if you delete the first post in a thread, all other posts are deleted. Also, you can report your own post and ask a mod to merge it with another thread or delete it.

Actually, Chieftess, I accidentally deleted the first post of the DemoGame "Needed Things" thread and the following posts stayed. The person who authored the second post was then considered the "author" of the thread.

But the consensus is right. Only mods can delete posts, and we have no problem doing so upon request..
 
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