OutdoorKing Repair Forum Forums General Discussion Forum Off Topics how to delete a thread or post ?

Hello everyone, how do i remove or delete a post that i put up if the problem has been resolved?

Thanks,

dexter.

Hi poindexter

If the post has no preservative value to members,
simply put in a request to ODK.

State (or link) the forum post in question.

Hope this helps.
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Jack

Hi Jack.......you will please excuse my ignorance, but as i'm relatively very new here and not familiar with the abbreviations etc, please explain what ODK means. The post im referring to has no value to other members as it received NO feedback from other members, and now the original issue has been fixed there is no need to keep the post.

Poindexter, ODK is short for OutDoorKing. As CyberJack (a moderator) has stated, the mods will be able to assist with this

I have always thought resolved problems needs to be noted of resolution as to benefit other members at a later date. Even if one of those dumb mistakes that we all make from time to time and some of mine have been very dumb mistakes. We all can learn from even dumb mistakes or at we should.

It actually irritate me when I or other offer advice or have questions and original poster never replies if they resolved their problem or not.

Hello AVB, Tyler and poindexter
That's true AVB, but I still do not know the context.
I need to know what needs to be deleted.

To help other members, ODK has added a Help file: -
https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/u...how-do-i-delete-my-posts.html#Post113874

The correct forum for any issue is: -
https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/u...te-problems-suggestions-and-updates.html

Help Topics can be found here: -
https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/ubbthreads.php/forums/43/1/help.html

Hope this helps
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Jack

Jack that can be a problem with some posts. The posters are resist to give the needed info so you here can help or even to me to help on a forum I help to administrate. It is like pull teeth without any pain killer sometimes. Many times I just give trying to an user.

Looks like this one Jack

https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/113700/drive-problem.html#Post113700

Rather than deleting, it may be more helpful to future members to reply what actually went wrong - was the belt re assembled the wrong side of a tensioner, is there an adjustment that needed adjusting back for a tighter belt, etc.