I created a thread that I now wish to delete, is this possible?

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To delete a thread, users should send a private message to a mentor. This can be done by clicking the REPORT option on the first post of the thread. It's important to include the reason for the deletion in the message. Following these steps will initiate the process for thread removal. Users are encouraged to reach out for assistance if needed.
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I'd appreciate some help, thanks.
 
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Hi scottr99 - you should send a PM to one of the mentors.
 
lisab said:
Hi scottr99 - you should send a PM to one of the mentors.

Thanks lisab, and how might I find one of those?
 
Just click REPORT on your first post in the thread -- that sends us a message. Tell us why you want it deleted.
 
berkeman said:
Just click REPORT on your first post in the thread -- that sends us a message. Tell us why you want it deleted.


This one, thanks.

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=308559
 
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