Is one able to delete their posted topic?

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Users can delete their posted topics within a 700-minute window after posting. After this period, the post becomes fixed and cannot be deleted by the user. If deletion is necessary after the window, members can report the thread and provide a reason, though deletion is not guaranteed. Additionally, posts that have received responses are generally not eligible for deletion. Understanding these guidelines is essential for managing forum contributions effectively.
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If yes how so?
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This seemed like the most appropriate place to put this question. My apologies if it is not.
 
After posting you have a 700 minute window to edit or delete, after that it is fixed. You can report the thread and explain why you want it deleted but it won't necessarily be done.
 
Members are not supposed to delete their posts if they have received a response.
 
Okay, thank you.
 
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