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I found one of my old posts


Are these no longer linked? I guess I missed a forum transition?
Hi DM :)
Not quite sure what you’re asking, but…
The thread you linked to is by you, but you now have two identities here! Same name but actually different Ids.
This is because we regularly prune members who haven’t been active for a while. You’ll see this as your previous ID (thread you linked to) is referred to as “Guest”.
Do you want me to do something with that thread?
 
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Not easily :( But if you want anything fixed relating to the old ID (e.g. thread deletion) just say.
 

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