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Ed in Tampa
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How do I delete this
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You can't!

You can delete a post, but not a thread starter.

Perhaps Admin can do it if he sees a need.



I assume you tried. And then edited it to its current form.
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Ed in Tampa wrote:How do I delete this
You can edit it but you cannot delete it. I often start a thread and then decide not to. When that happens - I institute a "major change".

I've often wondered why a "first post" in a thread cannot be deleted. Maybe Admin will seize this opportunity to explain that rationale.
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