Not able to delete the posts

[HArish kaknaka]

I am trying to delete the posts which are posted by me but it's not getting deletd it is saying like "only administrators can do this action"

can any one help please in this regard.

[Ulf Dittmer]

The way to delete your posts is to click the little paper-and-pencil icon , then to check the checkbox "Delete this post" and then to click the "Edit Post" button.
[ June 13, 2008: Message edited by: Ulf Dittmer ]

[fred rosenberger]

you will have to be logged in with the same account id to edit your own posts. if your post is the first one in the thread, the entire thread will go away.
[ June 13, 2008: Message edited by: fred rosenberger ]

[HArish kaknaka]

Yeah logged in with the same account id and click on the little paper-and-pencil icon Then it is showing a message
"Only administrators or moderators may perform this action"

[Ulf Dittmer]

You need to delete posts in the way I mentioned. The "Delete Topic" button is for moderators only.

[Ben Souther]

If the thread is closed (or is a copy of a thread that has been moved) you will not be able to edit it.

[HArish kaknaka]

Then How I can able to delete my post..?my thread is closed is there any way to delete it

[Ulf Dittmer]

I have deleted all your other posts. You can delete this one in the manner described above.

If you ever want to come back, note that you don't have to post under your own name. You can use a fictitious name, as long as it adheres to to the rules of the screen name policy.

[HArish kaknaka]

HI Ulf Dittmer.,
Thanks alot for your help.
Actually the problem is when I am seaching in google with my name,that's previously given screen name,it is still displying the questions that I asked,I want get ride of that.please help me in this regard.

Thanks.

[Ernest Friedman-Hill]

Originally posted by HArish kaknaka:
HI Ulf Dittmer.,
Thanks alot for your help.
Actually the problem is when I am seaching in google with my name,that's previously given screen name,it is still displying the questions that I asked,I want get ride of that.please help me in this regard.

Thanks.

Ah. Sorry, but that's life on the Internet. Long after content disappears from its original source, it will live on at search engines, archives like the Wayback machine, etc. You can certainly try to get Google to delete their caches of your posts, but you may never truly purge them from the whole Internet, I'm sorry to say.