Greg Bernhardt said:Confirm this by posting a reply and your wish will be granted
I'm sure you'll get back 1 day.Already reneging on campaign promises ?loseyourname said:
Are you surprised?Gokul43201 said:
Best of luck.Gokul43201 said:
Evo said:
No, it's a kind of serious addiction. You can never quit it unless others help you.Tom Mattson said:
But then you can still view PF as a guest. 
Aww, such a sweetie. :!)The_Professional said:
You would have to convince a Staff member to go through all of your 348 posts and examine how their deletion would interrupt thread continuity, and then delete the ones that don't have any impact. Speaking for myself: I've got better things to do, so you can scratch me off your list.Orion1 said:
Yeah, I have noticed the 'mentors pets' roaming this forum and the special treatment, and completely ingoring many others, including myself. It is a form of non-objective biased behavoir.-Job- said:
Tom Mattson said:
The point is we aren't going to just randomly delete content of threads that may or may not have been referred to, or accounted for in later replies. You'll notice that even when we ban members, their posts remain (at least the ones we didn't delete leading up to their ban and sometimes the cause of said ban). It would require going through on a post-by-post basis to make sure the thread continuity isn't disrupted, which means not only reading your posts, but the entire thread your posts are into ensure we are not disrupting the thread. To my knowledge, others have made similar requests in the past, and those requests have been denied as well.Orion1 said:
That is not the case. You may have noticed we did not ignore you, we replied to your request and told you it's not feasible. It's quite a different request from being removed from membership here, which is something that forum admins are requested to do from time to time. We would not have agreed to remove someone's membership and delete all their posts; indeed, banning a member so their posts remain visible to others is the way we would handle requests to discontinue membership anyway.
I'd be very surprised if the majority of your posts break forum rules and they've all gone unnoticed and you're still here to post. If you're concerned you've made too much of a habit of not supporting your claims in the past, the best solution is to just remedy that in all future posts. We have plenty of people here who have been around for many years, and their education and sophistication in developing sound arguments progresses over that time. Nobody holds the errors made by someone as a high school student against them when they are a college student or a graduate student or a professional in the field.
