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Old 2009-06-27, 19:00   #276
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i think i will soft delete and then physically delete in future if i have the need to do that
it was only because it was the first post and we would be editing what should be the first post continuously that i permanently deleted it
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Old 2009-06-27, 19:02   #277
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I don't like the "physically remove post" thing. It's OK with spammers, but why should it be used for others?
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Old 2009-06-27, 19:09   #278
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i think i will soft delete and then physically delete in future if i have the need to do that
it was only because it was the first post and we would be editing what should be the first post continuously that i permanently deleted it
Yes, indeed. BTW, there's a handy little trick that makes it somewhat easier to change who started a thread. What I usually do is find a post from the desired user that predates the current first post in the thread, and copy it to the thread. Then, I edit it so that it contains the text from the original first post, and delete that original post. Presto! The thread is now shown as started by the desired user.

Also, keep in mind that when you delete the only post in a thread (whether soft or physically), it will delete the entire thread. If it's soft deleted, the thread will be shown in italics and be visible only to mods until Xyzzy takes out the "garbage" by purging all the soft deleted posts (or if someone then goes in and physically deletes it).
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I don't like the "physically remove post" thing. It's OK with spammers, but why should it be used for others?
Indeed. It's mainly useful for supermods and administrators who are cleaning up old soft deleted posts that are no longer needed.
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Old 2009-06-27, 19:11   #279
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I don't like the "physically remove post" thing. It's OK with spammers, but why should it be used for others?
it shouldn't most of the time
how does a soft deleted post appear? i cant find one
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Old 2009-06-27, 19:22   #280
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it shouldn't most of the time
how does a soft deleted post appear? i cant find one
That's becuase Xyzzy cleans them up. They gradually build up, then he physically removes them. In fact, I'll show you by posting again here, and deleting that one.
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Old 2009-06-28, 00:36   #281
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I finished 1000 curves @ B1=43000000, B2=388112953420, no factors.
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Old 2009-06-29, 08:36   #282
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finished 1800@43e6 on 4788:2422; no factors
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Old 2009-06-29, 08:46   #283
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235@43e6 (was running on a windoze C2D over the weekend), no factor.
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Old 2009-07-20, 06:13   #284
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Just finished, and reported to the database:

Code:
prp62 factor: 74399348298738292963450206114740189729787693944911556416750987
prp95 factor: 29291907986845892835734723953465997517662174446720902693683027129696345656977730249786953578507
elapsed time 62:23:11
Line 2423 is 2^5 * 3 * c157. ECM is in progress.
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Old 2009-07-20, 06:43   #285
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700 3e6 curves.
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Old 2009-07-20, 07:08   #286
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Line 2423 is 2^5 * 3 * c157. ECM is in progress.
not another c157
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