Rob wrote: > >Here is my question. Do I go thru each of the 89 objections (there could be more this morn I haven't checked yet) and report abuse on each one or just one? Or is there a better way to handle this? I'm sorry to sound a little stupid. I am new and unsure of myself at this point. > Objections have already been made through Report Abuse. Login as the board admin, go the Admin Center, and then to Review Objections. Click on Judge Objection. If the objector's author ID/email address matches that of the poster and the poster is asking that you delete the post, all you have to do is click Delete Message. If the objector's author ID/email address doesn't match the poster's, and the post doesn't violate board guidelines, don't delete the post. In that case, click on Reject and the objection will be deleted from your objections list. HTH! Lynne

Thanks Lynne, I know how to do that but I still have the problem of removing her posts that have replies to them or are in the middle of threads which most are.  Staff removes those according to what I have been reading on this list the past 2 days. I emailed messageboards@rootsweb and told them the poster wanted all her posts removed.  Is that all I need to do?  And do I leave her objections alone so staff can handle it? Those are my questions.  Sorry if I was unclear. Robin ________________________________ From: Lynne <rwlist.admin@verizon.net> To: boards-admins@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 11:36:09 AM Subject: Re: [BAd] Request to delete "all" posts Rob wrote: > >Here is my question.  Do I go thru each of the 89 objections (there could be more this morn I haven't checked yet) and report abuse on each one or just one?  Or is there a better way to handle this?  I'm sorry to sound a little stupid.  I am new and unsure of myself at this point. > Objections have already been made through Report Abuse.  Login as the board admin, go the Admin Center, and then to Review Objections.  Click  on Judge Objection.  If the objector's author ID/email address matches that of the poster and the poster is asking that you delete the post, all you have to do is click Delete Message.  If the objector's author ID/email address doesn't match the poster's, and the post doesn't violate board guidelines, don't delete the post.  In that case, click on Reject and the objection will be deleted from your objections list. HTH! Lynne ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOARDS-ADMINS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

These are great instructions and I will save them. However, does Robin have to do this 89 times or is there a more global way to deal with multiple objections from the same email address? Diane On Sep 14, 2009, at 8:36 AM, Lynne wrote: > Rob wrote: > >> >> Here is my question. Do I go thru each of the 89 objections (there >> could be more this morn I haven't checked yet) and report abuse on >> each one or just one? Or is there a better way to handle this? >> I'm sorry to sound a little stupid. I am new and unsure of myself >> at this point. >> > > Objections have already been made through Report Abuse. Login as the > board admin, go the Admin Center, and then to Review Objections. > Click > on Judge Objection. If the objector's author ID/email address matches > that of the poster and the poster is asking that you delete the post, > all you have to do is click Delete Message. If the objector's author > ID/email address doesn't match the poster's, and the post doesn't > violate board guidelines, don't delete the post. In that case, > click on > Reject and the objection will be deleted from your objections list. > > HTH! > > Lynne > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BOARDS-ADMINS-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message