I know someone will tell me right away!

[smcop]

I had posted on a thread a number of times and now the thread is gone. When I try to get it by karma I had gotten, it says it's an invalid thread. How does that happen? Is it the author of the thread, or is it an administrator that might do that, or is it possible to be either?

 

[missperky]

*poof*

 

[Callie girl]

I had posted on a thread a number of times and now the thread is gone. When I try to get it by karma I had gotten, it says it's an invalid thread. How does that happen? Is it the author of the thread, or is it an administrator that might do that, or is it possible to be either?

I just did the same thing. Was it erased maybe?

 

[smcop]

*poof*

haha..but it's still here?

 

[hvp05]

If you're referring to the thread about JPC's boy, I was in the process of replying, and, upon hitting Submit, it gave me the invalid message.

Either the thread writer can delete (if premo) or Vrai can. Or they can move it to another forum - like one of the premo places.

Once it's gone, though, that's it.

 

[aFTeRLiFe]

I had posted on a thread a number of times and now the thread is gone. When I try to get it by karma I had gotten, it says it's an invalid thread. How does that happen? Is it the author of the thread, or is it an administrator that might do that, or is it possible to be either?

It is possible to be either, it could of been moved to a private forum or deleted completely. The author can delete also, well I am not sure about how the rules are set for this forum but most forums authors are allowed to delete their own thread.

 

[vraiblonde]

Either the thread writer can delete (if premo) or Vrai can. Or they can move it to another forum - like one of the premo places.

That one wasn't me - MMDad must have had an attack of conscience.

 

[Lenny]

That one wasn't me - MMDad must have had an attack of conscience.

Or JPC Sr's thread of a label suit got to him?

 

[vraiblonde]

Or JPC Sr's thread of a label suit got to him?

I doubt that. JPC is a candidate for political office, so privacy rights afforded regular citizens no longer apply to him.

 

[hvp05]

I doubt that.

Besides, I think anytime JPC approaches the courthouse these days, the lawyers and judges can not help to laugh themselves silly until he wanders off.

 

[smcop]

I doubt that. JPC is a candidate for political office, so privacy rights afforded regular citizens no longer apply to him.

Not to mention the fact that regurgitating already public information with a comment certainly can't be construed as libel?