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Of late, luckily not too often, we have been getting requests from members (you know who you re) to delete/edit/remove posts that they have complained/given adverse feedback about a company/AD, etc and then want to retract AFTER they have posted and started a thread either because: 1) the other party have gotten back to them 2) Threatened a lawsuit or otherwise Then, the request comes to the mods to clean up their act for them. What makes it even more juicy is they request that they BE INFORMED when the act is done. Let's get a few things straight here: 1. Be RESPONSIBLE for your actions. If you dare to post online, be prepared for the repercussions. Use your own due diligence to go to all means and then post here for HELP! Case in point, 2nd hand car dealers 2. Seek clarity first and post as a general question as opposed to a DIRECT implication to any party. This saves you a lot of headache 3. MODS are not at your beck and call to DELETE and erase your EVIDENCE and then CALL YOU and INFORM you it is done. MODs are volunteers and it is enough to deal with trouble makers and now we have to be your personal assistants? I trust this should explain the rationale and the first point should clarify and kindly POST RESPONSIBLY! thank you @babyblade pls move this to the feedback folder. Sala folder

Hi all members..... any idea what's this folder is all about? try to access but to no avail... how ah? any gurus [scholar] here care to enlightened?

Dear forumers, For your immediate attention. It has been brought to our attention that certain postings in MCF are defamatory and slanderous in nature. Please kindly note that such accusations and irresponsible comments are not welcomed in our friendly forum. We have just removed a thread in MCF with regards to the defamatory postings. Yours, MCF Admin

Dear MCF members, We are pleased to present to you 2 new features in our forum. 1.) We have introduced a powerful mechanism to search for latest postings. Our system can now remember the last time you search for new postings. This allows us to show you new postings since you last checked for them. To use this feature, go to the "Latest Postings" box on the forum homepage. You will see the new link that says "View new postings since last checked by : [ Time ] [ Thread ] " Click on either "Time" or "Thread" to use this function. To test this out now, click the link below. http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/gforum.cgi...user_checked=1; 2. ) Previously, when you click to view the last 150 postings, the list is sorted by time. Now you are able to sort it by thread as well. This allows the list to be much more organised. You can find this option on the "Latest Postings" box. Click on the link that says "Thread". The direct link is here for you to take a look. http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/gforum.cgi...tings;thread=1; Enjoy!