I goofed!!!!!

[rodnutrandy]

I replied to members studebakers , not thinking where I was! I am sorry! Is their away to delete my entries, I saw no edit or delete areas at the replys, Thanks And I will pay attention in future! Randy

Randy Wilkin

[Guido]

Go to your post and there should be a trash can to the far right of the buttons on the top. Click on that and you will be prompted for your password. Enter it in and the post should go away.

[Guido]

Go to your post and there should be a trash can to the far right of the buttons on the top. Click on that and you will be prompted for your password. Enter it in and the post should go away.

[Mark57]

Don't feel bad Randy,[B)] most of us have done way worse things![}]

<h5>Mark
'57 Transtar
3E-6/7-122 </h5>

[Mark57]

Don't feel bad Randy,[B)] most of us have done way worse things![}]

<h5>Mark
'57 Transtar
3E-6/7-122 </h5>

[rodnutrandy]

Thanks for help! think I got the mistakes all deleted.

Randy Wilkin

[rodnutrandy]

Thanks for help! think I got the mistakes all deleted.

Randy Wilkin

[studegary]

Randy - Thank you for correcting this. That was big of you. It was a simple error and an apology was not necessary (in my mind).

Gary L.
Wappinger, NY

SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer

[studegary]

Randy - Thank you for correcting this. That was big of you. It was a simple error and an apology was not necessary (in my mind).

Gary L.
Wappinger, NY

SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer

[BShaw]

A bit of explanation is owed by me regarding not posting comments to the Members' Studebakers forum.

I admit that it's not a very intuitive way to do it, but the actual "photo album" add-on for this forum software sucks big time. Anyway, I know that posting a comment to another member's photo post is a natural reaction (especially for this group) However, in the interest of ensuring that the photo post will load as quickly as possible for our many many dial-up members I thought (and still think) it best to ask that replies not be posted in that one forum. Of course, if you wish to comment on or ask a question about a member's Studebaker, you can always start a topic in the General Forum or send the member a private email (you all know how to do that, eh?)

The earth is not going to start spinning on a different axis when a reply is posted. But until a better solution comes along I'd like the no-post rule to continue. Now and again I check in on the Members' Studebakers page and simply delete the follow-up posts. Most of all, if you do post a reply to the Member's Studebakers page for gosh sakes don't apologize for it! Safeguard those invaluable apologies for something really worthwhile!

And before someone asks... I do not have the ability to move individual posts to a different topic or forum. I do have the ability to move any complete thread between forums. Example, every now and then I will move old obvious technical threads from the General to the Tech forum. I try not to do that while it's active because a lot of visitors will lose track of it (including the author) resulting in a "what the hey" email to yours truly.

BShaw,Webmaster

60 Hawk. 49 2R5, 39 Champion
Woodbury, Minnesota

[BShaw]

A bit of explanation is owed by me regarding not posting comments to the Members' Studebakers forum.

I admit that it's not a very intuitive way to do it, but the actual "photo album" add-on for this forum software sucks big time. Anyway, I know that posting a comment to another member's photo post is a natural reaction (especially for this group) However, in the interest of ensuring that the photo post will load as quickly as possible for our many many dial-up members I thought (and still think) it best to ask that replies not be posted in that one forum. Of course, if you wish to comment on or ask a question about a member's Studebaker, you can always start a topic in the General Forum or send the member a private email (you all know how to do that, eh?)

The earth is not going to start spinning on a different axis when a reply is posted. But until a better solution comes along I'd like the no-post rule to continue. Now and again I check in on the Members' Studebakers page and simply delete the follow-up posts. Most of all, if you do post a reply to the Member's Studebakers page for gosh sakes don't apologize for it! Safeguard those invaluable apologies for something really worthwhile!

And before someone asks... I do not have the ability to move individual posts to a different topic or forum. I do have the ability to move any complete thread between forums. Example, every now and then I will move old obvious technical threads from the General to the Tech forum. I try not to do that while it's active because a lot of visitors will lose track of it (including the author) resulting in a "what the hey" email to yours truly.

BShaw,Webmaster

60 Hawk. 49 2R5, 39 Champion
Woodbury, Minnesota

[Mark57]

quote:Originally posted by BShaw

A bit of explanation is owed by me regarding not posting comments to the Members' Studebakers forum.

if you wish to comment on or ask a question about a member's Studebaker, you can always start a topic in the General Forum or send the member a private email (you all know how to do that, eh?)

BShaw,Webmaster
Woodbury, Minnesota

Hey Bob, you're starting to sound like a Canuck![:0]

<h5>Mark
'57 Transtar
3E-6/7-122 </h5>

[Mark57]

quote:Originally posted by BShaw

A bit of explanation is owed by me regarding not posting comments to the Members' Studebakers forum.

if you wish to comment on or ask a question about a member's Studebaker, you can always start a topic in the General Forum or send the member a private email (you all know how to do that, eh?)

BShaw,Webmaster
Woodbury, Minnesota

Hey Bob, you're starting to sound like a Canuck![:0]

<h5>Mark
'57 Transtar
3E-6/7-122 </h5>