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ram1024
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you will sleep sooner or later and then your sham will be up.
why fight it?
why fight it?
How many threads are you going to delete, Tom?
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In summary, the decision to delete threads is based on several factors, including relevance, appropriateness, and compliance with guidelines and regulations. The specific number of threads to be deleted is not predetermined and can vary. There is no set limit to the number of threads that can be deleted, but the goal is to only remove content that violates policies. Most deleted threads will be permanently removed, but in rare cases, a copy may be kept for legal purposes. If a thread is deleted in error, there is an appeals process available.
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quantumdude
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ram1024 said:you will sleep sooner or later and then your sham will be up.
why fight it?
Ram, have some respect for yourself, and for Physics Forums. You're being stupid, and wasting bandwidth. I am moving this to the Feedback Forum, and locking it. Stop spamming the site.
Related to How many threads are you going to delete, Tom?
1. How do you determine how many threads to delete?
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2. Can you provide a specific number of threads that will be deleted?
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4. Will all deleted threads be permanently removed?
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