How Do You Delete an Accidental Forum Post?

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To delete an accidental forum post, users can click on the "Edit" tab after posting, where the delete option is available. It's important to note that there is typically a time limit, often around 30 minutes, to edit or delete a post. New users may accidentally post prematurely, leading to confusion about how to manage their content. The community encourages users not to apologize for such mistakes, as they are common. Understanding these basic functions can enhance the user experience on forums.
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how do you delete posts?

i was going to post a question and i accidentally posted it how do i delete this error?
 
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phyzmatix said:
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uhhhh... yeahh sorry, my error. I'm only new to this and i by accidentally pressed enter when i was typing the title! then it posted it and i don't know how to delete it!

sorry =]
 
chem_is_lovex said:
uhhhh... yeahh sorry, my error. I'm only new to this and i by accidentally pressed enter when i was typing the title! then it posted it and i don't know how to delete it!

sorry =]

No need to apologise! :smile: Click on the "Edit" tab after you posted, the option to delete is somewhere there. Alternatively, you have up to, I think 30min, to edit a post.
 
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