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I think the title says it all. Everyone's are gone...just a bug, or are they really gone?
Ah... they're back!Greg Bernhardt said:Looks like they are there to me
Evo said:Greg's messing with us.
Doc Al said:Thank goodness those valuable visitor messages have been rescued!
Doc Al said:Thank goodness those valuable visitor messages have been rescued!
Visitor and Private messages were all deleted, see this thread.Saladsamurai said:But now where are they? I honestly now am doubting if I ever had any?! I have none now, but could swear I have had them in the past. Has my mind been shattered? Is THIS what OLD IS?
Evo said:Visitor and Private messages were all deleted, see this thread.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=532674
Lisa,Greg Bernhardt said:db table had crashed
"Visitor Messages" are public messages that can be left on a user's profile page on a website or social media platform. They are important because they allow users to communicate with each other and leave personal messages without having to send a private message or email.
When "Visitor Messages" are gone, it means that they are no longer visible or accessible on a user's profile page. This could be due to a technical issue or deliberate removal by the website or platform.
The disappearance of "Visitor Messages" could be due to a number of reasons, such as a software update, a website redesign, or a decision by the website or platform to remove this feature. Without more information, it is difficult to determine the exact cause.
If the disappearance of "Visitor Messages" was caused by a technical issue, there may be a way to retrieve them by contacting the website or platform's customer support team. However, if they were deliberately removed, it is unlikely that they can be retrieved.
It is impossible to say for certain if "Visitor Messages" will come back or not. If they were deliberately removed, it is unlikely that they will be brought back. However, if the disappearance was due to a technical issue, there is a possibility that they may be restored in the future.