Problems to delete post
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shamelessbehave
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Problems to delete post
Once I sign in and post a topic, if I need to delete it I can´t, I just can edit it. Why???
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"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
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Your Funny Uncle
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shamelessbehave
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Even when noone has replied to it I find below it when it says "you can..."and the only "you cannot delete..." that´s strange to me. I´ll be careful when writing then.Your Funny Uncle wrote:You can delete it, but only if no one has replied to it. Otherwise, you need to ask one of the admin team.
Mmmmm this time I´ve tested if I could delete this message and the sign of the cross to delete appears. Great!
http://www.myspace.com/shamelesssilvia
"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.