I have a duplicate post on one of my threads (my mistake) and was wondering how I go about deleting it or is that something you can do on your end? If so, let me know and I will give you the info on the duplicate post. I'd like to resolve this in a timely matter.

There used to be a 'delete post' button, which is gone now. I think you guys did a great job in the sites makeover, but the little things that worked well seem to be on the cutting room floor.

-Thanks very much for your help.

Mr. Jackson

Ditto, I accidentaly posted a half finished posting and then posted the compleated version , but cant take away the unfinished one..... very anoying!!

 IntrepidDJ - the only duplicate post I found for you was in the "Big City Lights VS A Desert Valley Town" thread. Was that the post you were referring too?

Loonyman - your duplicate post has been removed.

Hi Kevin,

 That is indeed the duplicate in question. Thanks for taking care of it promptly.

 -Mr. Jackson

I have found that there are a couple causes to the duplicate post problem.  One is because of the hesitation when clicking the "Post" icon, then clicking it again thinking nothing happened the first time. 
Another is caused when you make a mistake, and rather than clicking the "Edit" icon at the bottom of that post, people will click the back button on their browser instead. When you do that the original has posted and when you do what you might think is an edit, you're actually posting another copy.

If you have problems posting, first allow it time to post after you have clicked "Post". If you notice a mistake don't click the back button on your browser, use the "Edit" Function. It should be the icon second from the right next to the Reply icon.
Then if all else fails contact one of the moderators, but lead us to the post in question rather than having us take a guess at which you're referring to. Tell us which section it is in and what the title of the post is. Or post the link to said post.

Thank You

Have A Nice _________

Hi Kevin :

 I've noticed that too when making posts. Thanks again for your help.

-Mr. Jackson