Clarification - Correctly use of the community

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hi, i have done a question and has been listed has spam. I'm a software developer and write software for business. Now i'm developing a software to erase any thing on the hard disk, without do a format to low level, and integrate it in my business software. The last thing that i need to do is the delete of the name in fat (i use on Windows o.s.).

I've never thought of to write spam.

A special thanks to Mr. Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov, for the answer, but i need delete file has been deleted.

Thanks.

Best regards
Sebastiano.

Posted 18-Oct-13 7:13am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Oct-13 14:12pm

You are welcome. Could you please provide more detail?

But, by the way, I am not deleting questions. If the post was removed due to abuse reports, it was a sum of abuse reports from several members of sufficient reputation level, then the post is automatically removed. In some cases, I answer the question already reported for abuse (because it may deserve at least some answer), but later my answer get deleted with the question, automatically. If you want to post the removed post again, could you reply and give me a link, so I could provide my feedback?

—SA

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-10-18T08:06:00

You can't get questions undeleted here: you need to talk to the admins. I would suggest you post your request here: http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/1645/Site-Bugs-Suggestions.aspx[^] - the admins read everything posted there and should be able to resurect it, if you can't type it in again - don't expect anything quickly though, it's a weekend soon.

I also give no guarantee that your account will survive this: if it is indeed spam you posted, then the admins will probably delete your account instead...:laugh: