deletion

#1 And you are telling us why?

#2 Well, I was hoping not to do it the rest manually. No offence, I just prefer to remain anonymous.

#3 "Berserk" is pretty anonymous to me :)

#4 You'll probably have to talk to the Wayback Machine about deleting their historical archives too ;)

#5 No, no... I just mind about resetting some bad discussions I had here, sometimes I were right, sometimes not, but I'm not using Torque anymore and I wish to close this chapter.

#6 @Berserk
Best of luck on your future ventures.

@Ronny
Your avatar made me laugh... or well, that thing in place of the avatar :)

//Oh dang... that was 1978... just realized I've now posted once for every year since Christ that human kind had to endure without me :)

#7 If you're counting these things off on a big chart Rene ... o_0

#8 Berserk: you may have made some bad decisions, but so have we all. I'd respectfully ask you not to delete any more posts, because deleted posts just make things difficult for anyone who may have anything to learn from your experiences working with Torque. I know I've been burned before by people removing posts in a discussion I found via the site search, and it just leaves a bit of a sour feeling.

Best of luck as you move on!

#9 I remember one thread in particular where a poster removed all his posts, making the rest hard to read. It lost all context and was much worse off because of it. But hey, clinical paranoia is a serious issue we shouldn't joke about...

#10 Jonathon Greenawalt redacted all his posts ... which was a bit of shame cos there was some useful info in them ... :/ ... oh well, each to their own ...

OmegaDog left his posts intact and just quietly left to pursue his own project without fuss ...

#11

Quote:OmegaDog left his posts intact and just quietly left to pursue his own project without fuss ...

I was wondering where he's been off to...

#12 Making his own engine I heard. He didn't think that there was anything on the market "next-gen enough".