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sval 07-09-2015 04:55 AM
How long do posts stay on the board?
 
How long do things posted stay on the board? Is everything cleaned off eventually? Or can the poster delete things posted in the past?

I don't want things I've posted in the past to stay out there forever. Times change and some things I've posted I don't want the world to see after I'm gone.

Sandygirl 07-09-2015 05:12 AM
What in the world would you have posted? Just curious...no reply needed. And, yes, the cyber space keeps a record of EVERYTHINGwe post or even delete. Emails come to mind.
sandy

Tartan 07-09-2015 09:22 AM
If you contact a QB moderator they may be able to help you. Once information is on the net it is out there for the most part. They are trying to legislate in the U.S. some way to remove outdated personal online information I think.

ManiacQuilter2 07-09-2015 02:11 PM
Yes, most stuff stays on the internet. I found a photo of one of my quilts I had posted her under Google photos. It bugs me that quilt store don't delete a post on the web when they no longer carry the fabric.

maviskw 07-11-2015 07:30 PM
Originally Posted by Tartan (Post 7252024)
If you contact a QB moderator they may be able to help you. Once information is on the net it is out there for the most part. They are trying to legislate in the U.S. some way to remove outdated personal online information I think.
I hope they hurry up and legislate. I don't think it is good that stuff stays out there forever. There have been problems already.

patricej 07-12-2015 02:38 AM
only a moderator or i can delete posts.
unless there is a compelling reason to remove something, we won't delete anything that doesn't violate policy.

the best approach is to never post anything anywhere you wouldn't want etched in stone.

bearisgray 07-12-2015 07:03 AM
Originally Posted by PatriceJ (Post 7254437)
only a moderator or i can delete posts.
unless there is a compelling reason to remove something, we won't delete anything that doesn't violate policy.

the best approach is to never post anything anywhere you wouldn't want etched in stone.
And one shuould consider that stone is in a public place -


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