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How do I delete my last post?

sara92

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10 years ago

How do I delete my last post?

How do I delete my last post?

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Alexx

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#1

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On Hiatus

10 years ago

To get your post deleted you must contact a moderator and provide a reason.
Is this the post you want to delete?
https://biology-forums.com/index.php?topic=130433.msg369513#msg369513

(Note that, not all posts can be deleted after request.)

sara92 Author

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#2

10 years ago

YES that is the one

CodeRedKilla

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#3

9 years ago

Could I get some help with deleting a post or possibly just the attachment to the post?

bio_man

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Educator

9 years ago

Quote from: CodeRedKilla (9 years ago)

Could I get some help with deleting a post or possibly just the attachment to the post?

We can detach your username from the post.

CodeRedKilla

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#5

9 years ago

I need to delete the attachment from my post.

Alexx

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On Hiatus

9 years ago

You need to contact a moderator and provide a reason. Use personal messages to do that.

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