I need a post/image of mine removed

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A user requested the removal of a photo from a discussion thread containing their solution to an assignment. They reached out to Greg Bernhardt for assistance but received no response as he is currently out of the office. The forum policy prohibits deleting content from threads that have already received replies. The user expressed concern about potential plagiarism, as their solution was shared in a newsgroup shortly before the assignment deadline. Ultimately, they noted that they have proof of their original work, alleviating some of their worries.
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Hi,

I won't go into details, but i need a photo deleted from a topic i made, where i included my solution to an assignment question. Who can help me with this?
I private messaged Greg Bernhardt but he hasn't replied to me.
 
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markov4 said:
Hi,

I won't go into details, but i need a photo deleted from a topic i made, where i included my solution to an assignment question. Who can help me with this?
I private messaged Greg Bernhardt but he hasn't replied to me.

It looks like your photo and thread have already received replies. We have a policy of not deleting things in threads when they have been discussed.

Greg is out of the office for a bit. That's why you haven't heard back from him.
 
^^That's alright i guess. The assignment was due friday, so it doesn't matter anymore. I'm just kinda worried that some idiot may have copied my exact solution (since some other idiot posted a link to the topic in our newsgroup for the subject a day before it was due), and the university takes plagiarism very seriously, but then again i still have proof that it was my work.
 

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