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Edit:
I found the product feedback link in the original thread (How to show sender email address instead … - Apple Community )and will provide my feedback accordingly.
But it seems that even the option to delete a community post is ommited...
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gg_aspaeth wrote:
Weird policy...
No. If anyone could delete posts then these help communities would be far less than helpful with all the meaningless, disjointed, and random posts that remain. For example, if you were able to delete your initial post above, what remained would not make any sense to readers who came here for help or to anyone else.
I don't know about that.
I was allowed to edit the whole text content as well, basically changing the initial topic, which makes it just as meaningless.
My question was just asked too hasty, so I don't see why it would not make sense to delete it altogether.
But whatever.
Generally, within about a 15 minute of original posting, the user can edit their own posting.
Thereafter, All Hands are off except for the Moderator(s)
EDITED
Example is this very posting - less then 15 minute from posting and EDITED
Partially accurate as per a previous posting to this question.
A Posting can be EDITED by the owner of the posting within about 15 minutes.
The Moderator can edit or removal a posting at any time.
Normally, if the Moderator edits a posting the byline will appear in the edited posting.
That byline normally will bear the " Edited by Moderator " moniker added to the posting.
If a posting is outright Removed - The Person who posting the Removed Posting will receive an e-mail from the Moderator explain why it was Removed.
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The Only person who can Delete a Posting is the Moderator(s) of the Apple Support Community Forums.
Weird policy...
Only moderator can delete or edit post
Thanks.
Show sender email address in Mail
