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You can edit the post, at first it was set to one day. I just changed it to 6 months now.

I used to admin on cumminsforum, as well as several other boards over the years. Now I just push buttons here. [thumbzup]

I'll claim ignorance on my part in this matter. I simply didn't know the functionality existed since I've never had to deal with these issues on any other sites. I'll crawl back under my rock now.

Also we're able to track edits in posts. So just because one might edit their posts, doesn't mean we won't know what they first posted...

All tracks are not there. If they were, this change wouldn't have taken place. Users can "soft" delete posts. But edits are not retained by vBulletin. Self policing is a good policy, when it can be done without issue. Unfortunately several events recently have proven otherwise. I will...

If you need a thread deleted that you answered yourself, or just totally goofed up on, PM me or the staff. In all likelyhood, it can be resolved.

Bighurt, I totally side with you on those who "placehold" their threads. But I have no problem cleaning up for anyone. Just PM me. [thumbzup]

I'm just following orders, but the changes were made to retain informative posts and help facilitate chain of events when deals go south with members. We've had issues with a few members deleting posts and editing them after the fact in some cases. By doing that, they "clean their tracks".

Just an update to users, the ability to edit posts will expire 6 months after posting a new post/thread. This is a global setting. If you need an edit performed after this time, please contact a staff member. The ability to delete threads has also been removed from the user groups. This is...