Important: Moderator Needed

[Dèsirée]

Originally Posted by Janet H View Post
Editing your posts

Posts can be edited for a few hours after they are posted. If you need to change post content after the edit window has expired, please contact a moderator for help with this. In general you can simply post an update to a thread if there is new information but in the case of a recipe or instructions on how to do something (for example) that needs to be corrected, a forum moderator can help you make these changes.
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I need to edit content of a posting made. The instructions above are very vague. Seeking a Moderator who can delete entire posting, or instructions on how to do it.

I thank you in advance for your prompt attention,

Dèsirée

[o1marc]

Multiple posts doesn't help, only annoys.

[Dèsirée]

Originally Posted by o1marc

Multiple posts doesn't help, only annoys.

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I was under the impression, each forum was independent... so members in one forum, would not get other forum’s posting unless they were also members of that specific forum.

I posted through several forums, so you will definitely be annoyed with me.

My apologies!

[o1marc]

Originally Posted by Dèsirée

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I was under the impression, each forum was independent... so members in one forum, would not get other forum’s posting unless they were also members of that specific forum.

I posted through several forums, so you will definitely be annoyed with me.

My apologies!

If you look to the right there is a column showing every new post, irrregardless of forum. You've made about 5 separate threads on your issue. Janet will get to you eventually.

[Dèsirée]

Originally Posted by o1marc

If you look to the right there is a column showing every new post, irrregardless of forum. You've made about 5 separate threads on your issue. Janet will get to you eventually.

Sorry about that. I’m using my iPhone. I don’t see the entire site.

[HazMatt]

"Irregardless" is barely a word...
"Regardless" means, literally, "without regard."
The IR- prefix is not only redundant on this misbegotten little bastard of a word, when conjoined with the -LESS suffix, it becomes a double-negative.
Ethically, two wrongs don't make a right, but mathematically and grammatically, two negatives make a positive.

[M1031A1]

Originally Posted by HazMatt

"Irregardless" is barely a word...
"Regardless" means, literally, "without regard."
The IR- prefix is not only redundant on this misbegotten little bastard of a word, when conjoined with the -LESS suffix, it becomes a double-negative.
Ethically, two wrongs don't make a right, but mathematically and grammatically, two negatives make a positive.

Matt;

I about died laughing with this post. The English language is a convoluted coagulation of so many other languages the only way to make sense of it is to apply mathematical logic and sort the mess out!

A+ for effort!

M

[HazMatt]

It is always good to know when one's good intentioned good interests are good enough to score four(point-oh). Better than the grade typically awarded for, "Effort!"
Not that I have the least fondness for alliteration, but "convoluted coagulation" is a good 'un! English is a BIG bastard, with innumerable Daddys contributing to the stew.

Originally Posted by M1031A1

Matt;

I about died laughing with this post. The English language is a convoluted coagulation of so many other languages the only way to make sense of it is to apply mathematical logic and sort the mess out!

A+ for effort!

M [emoji3]