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debmidge

By debmidge
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debmidge
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Dear Moderator:

Please email me at Debrmrt9@aol.com; I'd like to ask if you can remove my post from a certain board. I'll discuss why in our private email conversation (it's not a bad reason), but I'll explain.

Thanks,

Deb

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Posted

Hi Deb,

Moderators can't remove posts themselves. Therefore, you should probably PM Scott (admin) or e-mail him at scott@gluten-free.com. We can't remove your post, but he could. You could e-mail one of us, anyway, but we'd just have to relay it to Scott.

Now, if your post is part of a thread.....and isn't that important so people wouldn't notice it's gone, then you could click on "edit" and just remove the part of your post you don't like. I'm sure Scott could remove your post if you really want it completely gone (I think it's called pruning), but this would be an easy alternative for you and you wouldn't need to explain to anyone what or why you want removed.

-celiac3270

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