Abuse of the Delete Option

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord

Wake admin up, we MUST have an apostrophe in its proper place, lol!

Hahahhahahaha! See what I am talking about? I didn't get to correct that either! Typos, errors, typos, errors... We need more time to edit!!

Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord

I've got lots of snowflakes... could hardly get out my driveway today, lol! And more on the way! Save us Lord from the snowflakes!!!!

Save us Lawdddd!

[jediwill83]

Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord

Wake admin up, we MUST have an apostrophe in its proper place, lol!

So is Grammar Legalist the Pentecostal version of Grammar Nazi?

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by jediwill83

So is Grammar Legalist the Pentecostal version of Grammar Nazi?

She is being a Grammar Nazi! It is a comma that is just placed a little higher! Come on!!!

[votivesoul]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Thanks. So like 2 legit reasons and one of which may be better handled by the edit post option.

At least now I know! Thanks again.

There is an "etc." there.

Some additional possible reasons:

1.) Posted a topic in the wrong forum, so deleted it and reposted it in the correct location.

2.) Asked a question then answered it yourself immediately after posting.

3.) Any other reason that doesn't involve sniping another member then hiding behind the delete option.

You know, the fact that this is even being questioned in this manner, like it's a bad or unnecessary thing, is, in my opinion, shameful.

Here the admins are trying to address a real concern that is actually happening whether anyone realizes it or not, in order to help the community be a better place, and to be our brother's keeper, to help a brother or sister think before they post, if what they're going to post isn't in line with standard Christian decorum, or be upfront and confess and apologize if they do so, and it's being taken lightly like it's some kind of joke.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by votivesoul

There is an "etc." there.

Some additional possible reasons:

1.) Posted a topic in the wrong forum, so deleted it and reposted it in the correct location.

2.) Asked a question then answered it yourself immediately after posting.

3.) Any other reason that doesn't involve sniping another member then hiding behind the delete option.

You know, the fact that this is even being questioned in this manner, like it's a bad or unnecessary thing, is, in my opinion, shameful.

Here the admins are trying to address a real concern that is actually happening whether anyone realizes it or not, in order to help the community be a better place, and to be our brother's keeper, to help a brother or sister think before they post, if what they're going to post isn't in line with standard Christian decorum, or be upfront and confess and apologize if they do so, and it's being taken lightly like it's some kind of joke.

There is another optional reason.. Saying something mean and then realizing it is not right, so deleting the comment in a spirit of repentance.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by mfblume

There is another optional reason.. Saying something mean and then realizing it is not right, so deleting the comment in a spirit of repentance.

Thank you!

[houston]

Originally Posted by mfblume

There is another optional reason.. Saying something mean and then realizing it is not right, so deleting the comment in a spirit of repentance.

That is NOT allowed here!

[KeptByTheWord]

Originally Posted by mfblume

There is another optional reason.. Saying something mean and then realizing it is not right, so deleting the comment in a spirit of repentance.

A very good point.

[jfrog]

Originally Posted by votivesoul

There is an "etc." there.

Some additional possible reasons:

1.) Posted a topic in the wrong forum, so deleted it and reposted it in the correct location.

2.) Asked a question then answered it yourself immediately after posting.

3.) Any other reason that doesn't involve sniping another member then hiding behind the delete option.

You know, the fact that this is even being questioned in this manner, like it's a bad or unnecessary thing, is, in my opinion, shameful.

Here the admins are trying to address a real concern that is actually happening whether anyone realizes it or not, in order to help the community be a better place, and to be our brother's keeper, to help a brother or sister think before they post, if what they're going to post isn't in line with standard Christian decorum, or be upfront and confess and apologize if they do so, and it's being taken lightly like it's some kind of joke.

may I speak freely?

[Esaias]

No, you may not.