I want to post something and delete it once I get the information I want. Is it possible for me to do that, or will it be on here forever. Could i like request beforehand that it be deleted?
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Can't guarentee that it will go away.
If it's really a great question and others might be helped by it, it will probably stay up.
Can you post it without giving details that might identify you?
How about a nice general question or generic post that we can all participate in.
You don't have to mention your name, your friend's name, your city, town, school or anything that might identify you.
does that help?
Alternatively, you could send a Private Message to Dark_Red and ask this same question of him. He can tell you if it will be deleted.
If it's really a great question and others might be helped by it, it will probably stay up.
Can you post it without giving details that might identify you?
How about a nice general question or generic post that we can all participate in.
You don't have to mention your name, your friend's name, your city, town, school or anything that might identify you.
does that help?
Alternatively, you could send a Private Message to Dark_Red and ask this same question of him. He can tell you if it will be deleted.
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It's possible. You just need to send request to us using https://www.steadyhealth.com/contact/ once you got the information.
Or additionally, you could contact me via Private Message.
Administrator dark_red is not around.
However, we're reluctant to delete content, so I'd suggest you to post your question without giving any private info or information that might compromise your privacy. Your question and answers you get might be useful to other people with same symptoms and problems.
Or additionally, you could contact me via Private Message.
Administrator dark_red is not around.
However, we're reluctant to delete content, so I'd suggest you to post your question without giving any private info or information that might compromise your privacy. Your question and answers you get might be useful to other people with same symptoms and problems.
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