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[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
That's because members can't delete posts. The only people who can delete posts are moderators of that particular forum (aswell as ranks higher than Forum Moderator), so if you'd like a post of yours to be deleted report the post and a moderator of that forum will be able to remove it for you :)
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Unfortunately, there's no batch report available. If you had numerous posts in a single thread, the best way would be to report one of the posts and list the post # of the other posts of yours.

Is there any particular reason why you'd like to remove so many of your posts, by any chance? I only ask because a post which you may not find useful may be useful to someone else. Thus deleting such posts would put others at a disadvantage.
[About XDA developers] warfareonly:
I'm English, please?
[About XDA developers] jugg1es:
This is an English language forum, please at least provide and English translation if you are posting in your native language

"Don't be so humble - you are not that great."

- Golda Meir (1898-1978)

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If that is your goal (which would be a shame as I'm sure that amongst your 1000+ posts there is some really useful information for others) then the best way would be to go through and just edit all your individual posts to irrelevant gibberish. Like i said it would be a shame to take such drastic action.

"Don't be so humble - you are not that great."

- Golda Meir (1898-1978)
[About XDA developers] jugg1es:
My apologies, i looked at the wrong profile :o

"Don't be so humble - you are not that great."

- Golda Meir (1898-1978)
[About XDA developers] zelendel:
Do not send that many reports. You can contact a Senior mod to remove the posts and the Admin can delete your account.
[About XDA developers] dreamwave:
Sorry if my post was not clear, an apprentice program is what I had in mind, where an experienced member (over 100 thanked posts) could take a younger or less experienced member under their wing, vouch for them in tough situations, give them feedback, help them to learn how to do things without them having to experiment with things that could cost them a phone or more. Once the more experienced member is sure that they have achieved a level of knowledge that will let them get through the forum with ease and responsibility, then they will be able to open a vote on whether that person deserves the privilege of a kind of "graduation", in which a new title will be added to their user status pane next to their posts, so that instead of "member", it will read something like "honorary senior member" or just "member" with an emblem to signify their knowledgeably in many areas.
[About XDA developers] warfareonly:
Sorry, I'm not a moderator/admin, but I don't think that your idea is sound. First, one will have to find people who are 'experienced' enough. And then have them select (or mods/RC will select?) less experienced members to ' teach '. And then actually do what you said.

I don't think the senior members would want to do that extra work! Especially as there are many threads now dedicated to helping the new guys. Plus, we don't know that the junior members would agree to it.

The rest of your idea is just what the recognised contributor program is. (although I'm not sure if they vote or not).
[About XDA developers] willverduzco:
Done. You are now [MENTION=4655143]D™[/MENTION] . If you experience any strange forum issues, please log out, clear cookies and cache, and log back in.
[About XDA developers] D™:
Thanks a Million sir..:highfive: I didn't feel any problem.:o Thanks again.. Now i m D™.;)
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
^^what he said

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You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think! XDA, mobile wisdom, not a n00b feeding ground!!
[About XDA developers] balakor:
I dont't think there is a need for one more guy to tell 'read the stickies', 'always do backup' etc. There is enough I think. I'd like to help the developers of a ROM I like, I use, I'm not here for parenting. And yes, I think it would be more useful to report a bug, than one more 'read the stickies' comment. Look, I'm commenting here about nothing, and the developer of a ROM still doesn't know about a bug in a new release. What is that, if not useless? A spammer still can do 10 comment, and after that do spam. I don't get it.
[About XDA developers] Toledo_JAB:
If a spammer posts 10 posts and continue to spam, then they will be found. By either the moderators or by users, most likely the users ;)

Once found they will receive infractions and/or bans.

If you post 10 helpful productive posts, then you will be welcome to post in the full forums. :D

If you want to post your bug report that bad then you can use the discussion or Q&A threads for that development.

If the threads don't exists for the Dev yet, then you can create one.

In your post use the MENTION system ( [MENTION=5532713]balakor[/MENTION] )

To tag the developers and contributors that are active in the development thread.

Have you sent a PM yet? You can use the "request read receipt" option to see when it gets read.
[About XDA developers] cpgeek:
When viewing any forum on xda, including this one, cdn.www.xda-developers.com, which contains most of the media information that makes up the page is very slow and in some cases completely unresponsive. at first I thought it was a DNS resolution problem, but as a temporary measure, I added cdn.www.xda-developers.com to my hosts file to completely bypass DNS and I saw no change in functionality (and have since removed the entry). I'm really not sure what's causing this, my best guess would be that the box running cdn.www.xda-developers.com is overloaded.

Also to those who put in their hard work, keeping this place safe, fresh, and awesome, THANK YOU!
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
I don't really understand your problem but I guess it would be better to ask your question in the LG Optimus 4X HD forum. Those who own the device can help you better. ;)

This is definitely not the right place to get your first 10 posts. ;)

I'm sorry if that's not your intention but it sounds like that.
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
You're right. You can't reply in the development area. You can, however, post in the Q&A forum there: http://xdaforums.com/optimus-4x-hd/help

If you want to post in the development-related forums, help some users in the Q&A section to get your 10 posts. Just don't spam. ;)
[About XDA developers] Jonny:
You are not reading the error message properly. Having less than 10 posts only restricts your access to posting in the development forums. You are wanting to ask a question so why not open a thread in the device's Q&A forum (where questions should go) - you can post in the general and Q&A forums with less than 10 posts :good:
[About XDA developers] jimmys01:
48855499

What is the easyest awy to have 10 posts, so you can post a developers thread?
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Help other people in General and Q&A forums

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You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think! XDA, mobile wisdom, not a n00b feeding ground!!
[About XDA developers] Hondroid:
Hi, can somebody please change my username for me? How do I do this. :what:
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
Send a PM to an admin. They are the only ones who can do it.

I once requested that, too, and MikeChannon did it quickly (originally I was "nik10"). ;)
[About XDA developers] Hondroid:
Haha thanks. People are telling me mike channon mike channon. Thanks for the link :D
[About XDA developers] Robbie P:
There are other admins who can do this too, the list is in the first post of this thread;):D
[About XDA developers] Hondroid:
I've just messaged Mike. Thanks guys.
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
Of course, there are others. He just did a perfect job when I asked him. ;)
[About XDA developers] AleksaSavic:
Why don't you make a special forum for Xposed Framework modules? Instead of digging through list of threads.
[About XDA developers] jugg1es:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2327541

[INDEX][XPOSED][11/27] Collection of XPOSED Modules | Post Modules' request here!

"Don't be so humble - you are not that great."

- Golda Meir (1898-1978)
[About XDA developers] Assarbad:
That doesn't seem right. I was just posting something. Despite preview before posting, I found that I had forgotten to mention one of the people I answered and then after editing, when I pressed "Save" I got a message (btw, hard to see because it uses the same white but without a proper frame in a different color):

I was editing an already posted response, not posting a new one. So what I mean to say is that either the message or the policy should be adjusted so that behavior and message match.

Side-note: if you have those restrictions it would be very useful to mention how many more seconds one has to wait to submit the changes (or post a new response).

Thanks.
[About XDA developers] pro8:
How many post and where have to make to unlock all my application;
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Sorry, not sure if I understood you correctly, but you need to make 10 useful posts before you gain access to post in development forums. I'd suggest you go to General and/or Q&A forums and help others by answering their questions

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You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think! XDA, mobile wisdom, not a n00b feeding ground!!
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
Someone clarify this.

What is xda's stance on posting links to crowdfunding sites/projects?
[About XDA developers] boborone:
I'd never heard of this rule before myself

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2552589

Lots of links get posted to kickstarter projects all over. Also links abound to cases, keyboards, headphones, and even phones themselves. What is this commercial advertising?
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
I've seen Kickstarter projects which aimed at buying devices for developers so that they port their ROM or MOD.

I guess that this is handeled differently compared to companies which try to sell their products. Just my guess though.
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
At least that is in violation of the ".. however donations up front are not allowed." rule one might argue, but even that has to be reconsidered when an RD or someone with a history of developing for the community (and not a kid who might use that money to buy games) does it.

Eg: MultiROM was ported to N7 2013 by it's dev (RD) after a successful crowdfunding campaign, but even that one 'spread the word' thread of his was closed and the link was removed.

That particular thread (bobo's post) is no different from the many many ubuntu edge threads (and the various kickstarter accessory threads like meenova card reader etc..) that were created, many of which are still open (just did a quick search) and a few closed (by mark manning himself incidentally) not because it was 'commercial advertising' but because the project had failed.
[About XDA developers] kevinEvo:
Unlock

Can you unlock me the signature etc.?
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
I thought of the MultiROM one. :laugh:

I didn't follow the thread because I own a N4, not a N7. However, the N4 got a port from Tasssadar himself now as well. :)

I remembered this one as well: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2026329

Why didn't that get closed?

First of all it's no Kickstarter campaign, second I just saw this in the OP:

So I cannot remember any Kickstarter campaign that was accepted. :D
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
Balls.

This guy has them.
[About XDA developers] conantroutman:
I wish he wouldn't dangle them into my lair though.......

Ah well, better fetch the jump leads and car battery.
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
Sweet! It is an amazing piece of work!

Didn't know about that one, thanks! In my eyes that thread clearly violated the no donations upfront rule, kickstarter or not, the intent is the same. I doubt if it would've been allowed had it been someone else and not Outler.

Here is Tassadar's campaign thread, for those who've not seen it. This isn't allowed whereas 'bounty threads' are? I also came across a couple of 'bounty or kickstarter' threads where they were debating what to use, with many voting for kickstarter because it was more legitimate. That said, i'm not really sure if Kickstarter can be used for such fundraisings, i think it can only be used for creative projects, Indiegogo can be used though.

Just for the record, i'm not a fan of upfront donations either (a certain maclaw fiasco). But do you not trust your RDs? Or do you only trust a few of them?

And, (quoting myself here)

Is sharing such a link http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rocki/rocki-wifi-music-system-from-every-phone-to-all-sp against the rules?
[About XDA developers] Prawesome:
For those who don't know about Maclaw

Maclaw always was/is a donation hunter. He built CM9/10 and AOSP 4.0/4.1 for the galaxy ace. If any developer wanted to use his ROM or source as base, they had to take his permission(which is a perfectly fine thing too, I might add), and then they had to post a link to his thread and the developer who took his ROM/source as base was required to post in his OP asking for donations for Maclaw. Even when the ROM was posted and all his conditions were met, he would make posts with snide remarks in them such as "This ROM is nothing but a theme change :rolleyes:", in source built ROMs which were MIUI ports(the first armv6 port). He even asks for donations when his keyboard gets broken. He used to link people to his site for ROM download which meant that you had to go through ******* links(Against the rules) and his site was filled with ads. I reported him ages ago because of this attitude and no action was taken, he survived on xda for months, he even became a RD during this time period. He used to delete his sources after some time after posting the ROM, when moderators would no longer notice. And he kept going on like this, until Pulser_g2 himself somehow saw his threads and closed every single thread of his and banned him.

The highlight is that he became a RD during this time period and there was no change in attitude and that he was never caught.

I have no personal hate against Maclaw and am merely using this post to say that the concept of donations are a bit unclear, both to the users, and from what I see, to some of the moderators also.
[About XDA developers] Jonny:
Upfront donations are fine but it's not really ok to actively go around asking for donations.

For example it's ok to have a donate button or image in the thread but not really ok to go around actually asking for donations as in "oh no's, my phone broke plz donate money's nao!!!"

And IMO there is no need to point out specific examples of past actions in this thread thanks - not what this thread is for.

As for the kickstarter projects, they should be fine but wait for word from a senior mod or higher to confirm this.
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
I really wouldn't have arrived at that because the rules state otherwise. Thanks!

I'm talking about RDs specifically (or someone with a worthy dev history but without the title), so are they allowed to make one thread for their crowdfunding/just paypal/indiegogo campaign? Considering how the RD program is being continuously revamped it should be allowed is my opinion.

I believe it is unnecessary to create more threads (like this one, apologies for pointing this one out) when there already are two threads to bring such issues to the mods attention.
[About XDA developers] Jonny:
I'll clarify, when I said "upfront donations" that was probably incorrect wording, I meant that as a user/dev or whatever, you can't go around asking for donations in posts etc but you can have a donate image/button or similar (as a lot already have) where users can donate if they want. The idea is not to make users feel forced into donating, it should be done through free will.

Its stuff like if a developer set up a donation thread to get a new device to develop on, that wouldn't be allowed if he was asking for the money up front, you've probably seen some "pledge" threads around? This is the alternative really, where users pledge (but don't actually send the money just then and there) a certain amount of money which will then be their responsibility to send the money to said developer once the pledge threads aim is complete (anyone remember the S-OFF for int'l HTC One pledge thread?) :)
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
Yeah, i've seen those bounty threads. But i feel crowdfunding is a more professional (for lack of a more apt word) approach, and i've seen some consider crowdfunding as an alternative to the bounty. Anyway, it is something for you guys to consider. I wasn't happy when i found out tassadar's campaign thread was closed.

I'll wait to see if someone else has something to say regarding kickstarter links.
[About XDA developers] jonny_blagwind:
sorry guys :o

just trying to report that the IR blaster isn't working on the ported nexus rom for i9505 and yes i'm aware watch on will only work with TW framework in place, IR remote is reporting i have no IR blaster :crying:
[About XDA developers] Prawesome:
Go to the i9505 Q&A forum. This is a request thread to the moderators.
[About XDA developers] z2s8:
10 posts

I have posted 10 posts (so actually 11 including this one), but I still can't post to development forums. When I try to, it redirects me to the announcement which explains that I must have 10 posts. Should I submit my posts to manual review to verify they are real?

I've tried waiting, and switching multiple browsers and the xda android app with no success. What else can I do?
[About XDA developers] Pons:
Try waiting a little longer. It's not instant, so the server needs to catch up. If it's still not letting you in a day or two, then let us know and we'll look into it further.
[About XDA developers] NotATreoFan:
Hello everyone, I want to take a moment and address something that pops up in here every couple of months. If you are not a moderator or admin on the forums, please do NOT respond to any posts in the thread. This includes the incredibly tempting reply to a 10 post spammer pointing out that they're about to lose what posts the do have. Given the overall size of XDA and potential ramifications, we need to ensure that only people authorized to speak on our behalf do so. Please, and thank you in advance.

Regards,

NATF
[About XDA developers] Robbie P:
Should this be in the OP?
[About XDA developers] NotATreoFan:
Not necessary given then title of the thread.
[About XDA developers] Robbie P:
You would have thought so, but if what you had previously posted was in the OP, then you might not have to remind people every couple of months or so;)

Some people like to help where they can. Advice in the OP not to do this, with a valid reason (which you mentioned), might dissuade them from this course of action.
[About XDA developers] warfareonly:
If they really want to say something, they'll do it regardless of the op.:p

But jokes aside, I really think it would be good if the younger (?) members could reply in this thread. Not for things which obviously require a mod's attention, but for things like those 10 post questions, device forum requests and the 'mentoring' idea mentioned a little earlier.
[About XDA developers] Pons:
Exactly. People will do things regardless of the OP. An example of this would be the 10 post questions and device forum requests you bring up do not belong here in this thread:
[About XDA developers] Robbie P:
If i get quoted or mentioned, i get a notification come up on my screen (i am on xda2010 usually)

If i navigate to where i was quoted or mentioned, the notification stays up there.

The only way to get rid of the notification is to click on it and follow the link to the post via user CP.

Is there any way that the notification can be dropped if the page is visited? I know that if you visit the last page of a thread in your subscribed list, that thread is dropped from your list of subscribed threads with unread posts. Could the notifications be dropped too?
[About XDA developers] dreamwave:
I submitted a request to a moderated group about two weeks ago, and even though I meet all of the minimum requirements, I have not heard back. The group's name is "the devs of tomorrow".
[About XDA developers] GermainZ:
You may want to contact the group maintainer. Requests aren't accepted by moderators/admins but by the group maintainer.
[About XDA developers] deccan451:
create neo l android developement also as you created pro android developement in neo forum ... neo l users annoy in all the rom/kernel threads with there questions
[About XDA developers] xsenman:
Anyone notice post icons, do not appear on the forum threads anymore, only poll icons appear, post icons appears only on the thread OP. prior to migration to leaseweb, used to appear on the forum threads too.

Check this out! Links to useful Guides and " Banned " Documentaries ​
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
Do moderators have bigger profile images now? Will we get them as well?

(Have a look at GermainZ's or NotATreoFan's posts above...)
[About XDA developers] eagleeyetom:
Yes we have. We are testing them. I don't know if it will be implemented to all users in the future. Hopefully yes :)
[About XDA developers] nikwen:
Thanks. :)
[About XDA developers] GermainZ:
Wrong thread, ask here.

Works fine here. Try a hard refresh (usually Ctrl-F5)
[About XDA developers] xsenman:
Thanks mate, I am using XDA 2013 beta theme, Just give this a try ..go here

I only see Poll icons and Post Icons before each thread, other icons do not appear even though other icons are used in the actual posts

Tested on Firefox as well as chrome browsers. same result, even if hard refreshed as you suggested

Check this out! Links to useful Guides and " Banned " Documentaries ​

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s-i9000/general
[About XDA developers] GermainZ:
Oh, I understand now. Yes, I see the same thing, didn't really notice until now though.
[About XDA developers] LordManhattan:
Alright, i just noticed the mods'/admins' etc. huge avatars. Why aren't we allowed to have big avatars? It looks so much better than these tiny... things.. that the rest of us have! Just look at @

eagleeyetom

's magnificent avatar. It fills out the space, and it looks good. Now take a look at mine, and now check out his. Yes, that's what i thought. Mine's tiny.

EDIT: Ok, i just re-read my post, and that last part... well..
[About XDA developers] mshawn3:
WiFi Tether
[About XDA developers] warfareonly:
Stop joking around here and read the few posts above on this page :p

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[About XDA developers] LordManhattan:
Funny how I'm always telling people to read, and then I skip the reading myself :p I found the answer I was looking for right above my head :p Thanks
[About XDA developers] RohanM:
Hello,

Can I get the poll reopen again for my thread plz ?

Here is my thread

TIA.
[About XDA developers] E.Cadro:
The poll has been opened with no end date.

Senior Moderator