Can I delete a post via moderator report?

[Findingnemo]

I see no real purpose of deleting a post to be honest, if someone accidentally posted sensitive information they can always edit them out instead of waiting for the mod to take any action and it doesn't need any fees.

I think I'll play along with this idea. If a post is worth deleting, while not make some changes on the post as the OP, by reconstructing the post so it won't be deleted. If a post becomes meaningful and of value, there will be no need of deleting it or requesting for it to be deleted.

I'm sure that the fact of burning points (ALTT Tokens) is to maintain the value in the market and among the users of the forum. I haven't experienced this in the forum, and I'll really like it to remain that way.

Or else they always can get the special ranks which also comes with perks including deleting our posts.
As I said there's no need for the deletion of our posts, if it's violating the forum rules the mods will deal with that and if it's just spam then most likely negative karma will be granted.

[Crypto Library]

Or else they always can get the special ranks which also comes with perks including deleting our posts.
As I said there's no need for the deletion of our posts, if it's violating the forum rules the mods will deal with that and if it's just spam then most likely negative karma will be granted.

And also even then if anyone really need to delete a post then they can left blank with the Dot on their post and then report that  to moderator or send pm to the moderator of that board. I can say the moderator were in altcointalk forum really active and also humble enough for this reason. I also see my service thread bump post were deleted by the moderator.

[Mia Chloe]

Is it possible to ask the moderator on the related sub forum to help me delete the post I made without having to burn ALTT Token tokens? For example in this sub forum,
The moderators in charge of the "Basic questions about this forum" board are Vx1 and Freemind...
Is it possible if I ask these two moderators to delete the post I made on the board?
Or the only way to do it, just by burning ALTT Token so that I can delete the post I made myself?
There is no intention to disrespect the existence of altcoinstalks shop, but I just want to ask about the method of deleting posts that I made myself...

I've not tried burning alt tokens just to be able to delete a post and similarly I doubt if many other persons here have attempted it too. I think the most time I use the report button is for scam and spam posts and I think it works similarly to the one on BITCOINTALK too since it carries a similar quote.

How the regular " Report to moderator" button actually works is I think moderators get a signal that a particular post needs to be rechecked and if they go through it they either delete or move to off topic as the case may be.

[Faisal2202]

Is it possible to ask the moderator on the related sub forum to help me delete the post I made without having to burn ALTT Token tokens? For example in this sub forum,

Altcoins Talks - Cryptocurrency Forum »Learning & News »For Beginners »Basic questions about this forum (Moderators: Vx1, Freemind)

The moderators in charge of the "Basic questions about this forum" board are Vx1 and Freemind...
Is it possible if I ask these two moderators to delete the post I made on the board?
Or the only way to do it, just by burning ALTT Token so that I can delete the post I made myself?

There is no intention to disrespect the existence of altcoinstalks shop, but I just want to ask about the method of deleting posts that I made myself...

I mostly make wrong posts. I simply edit them and write "delete this post" and another way is to report the post to the moderators so they can delete it. We don't have to PM both moderators, simply a report can do the work. I don't care whether they moved or deleted it but once I checked, one of my posts was moved to trash, so they did not delete but moved the post to the trash can, which means they deleted it in a way.

That also means trash can work as an archive of our deleted posts, I think we can't delete them from there so it's good to edit them instead. Burning the token is healthy for the token but if you don't want to then edit the post and leave a comment there.

[bayu7adi]

The answers from friends here are very helpful, and I think I have found a solution for posts that need to be edited or deleted... thank you

I think I'll play along with this idea. If a post is worth deleting, while not make some changes on the post as the OP, by reconstructing the post so it won't be deleted. If a post becomes meaningful and of value, there will be no need of deleting it or requesting for it to be deleted.

I'm sure that the fact of burning points (ALTT Tokens) is to maintain the value in the market and among the users of the forum. I haven't experienced this in the forum, and I'll really like it to remain that way.

Maybe grouping post categories would be better to maximize each feature, such as some types of posts must be deleted using ALTT Token coin burning, while there is tolerance for some posts that can be deleted using the 'Report to moderator' feature...

Here we can also use services from forums including the Altcoinstalks shop...

[libert19]

I have tried reporting post I was looking to delete and it works indeed, post was moved to trash.

By the way, can anyone confirm if you using ALTT tokens to delete a post, will post will be deleted (i.e, disappears without trace) or will be moved to trash section?

[Freemind]

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I mostly make wrong posts. I simply edit them and write "delete this post"...

Editing the post, with the text you say, and reporting it is also a good way for mods to see it.

I have tried reporting post I was looking to delete and it works indeed, post was moved to trash.

By the way, can anyone confirm if you using ALTT tokens to delete a post, will post will be deleted (i.e, disappears without trace) or will be moved to trash section?

I seem to remember that even using ALTT the post follows the same path as deleting it in the traditional way, therefore the post ends up in the trash.