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If you're posting all your own work, of course you can.
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Is this possible to remove my name as well from previous account article which has been closed?
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Nope. It has to have an author.
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Actually previous name and this account name are same. So, If possible remove the previous account author name.
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It doesn't matter that they are the same - it's the underlying id that's important. Your account name is purely a "human friendly" version. I cannot remove the underlying author id.
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Don't get too sympathetic to this one Pete - he's not being entirely honest here...
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Two of your articles from the previous account sneaked into the monthly contest, and for that can not be removed...They will be removed when the contest closed (about a week from now)...Sean will look for it...
Skipper: We'll fix it.
Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
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I remember this one. On the 7th Feb your account was closed for plagiarism.
And I have deliberately not responded here for well over an hour so that I can calm down and not be rude.
You were contacted on the 19th Jan by the original author of the image, but you didn't respond at all.
On the 7th, it was noticed and reported, and the community decided to close your account.
As for "I have posted some images to find from google search. I didn't know this will be prove abusive." You used a paint program to deliberately remove the copyright notice from the original image!
ASP.NET Interview Questions for Beginners and Professionals - Part 1 - Web Development Tutorial[^]
That is one of the most deliberate and blatant acts of plagiarism I can remember seeing...and you want your account back?
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Yes.. I agree with you that I did same for one or two images but that time I don't know the rule that we can not use any other images from any where.
I apologised for it, but CP Team should let me know that you should remove this images once. But there is not any notification from CP.
Again I am saying if I am getting earlier account then I promise that I will remove all the images which was taken from other source. Please suggest is this possible?
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We have a zero tolerance rule. You broke the rules and didn't take any steps when you were notified it. You have no chance of getting your account back - and we'll be watching any articles you post under this account.
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Thank you for that Pete - I got his reply when I got up this morning, and it's taken until now to be sure I wouldn't bring the Extreme Profanity Fairy with me when I replied to him... 
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It seems that my notification mails stopped working (again: see also here Bugs and Suggestions - CodeProject[^]
Mail address is the same, provider and computer are the same, junk-email is empty ...
Please check if you can fix it.
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Did you get this?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Chris Maunder wrote: Did you get this?
No. Not in input, not in trash ... 
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I just received an email notification regarding this[^] post. Better late than never, I suppose. 
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How very odd.
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Chris Maunder
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Message Removed
modified 16-Feb-16 9:23am.
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From my Point of view "What have you tried" is useless in case it is mandatory. You can fill it simply with "123456789012345678901234567890". It does not give any improvement, it simply makes it hard to ask a question in a structured way. This because "What have you tried" is usually tied strongly to the question....and so I don't like to give references in my Q to "WYT" and vice versa.....
[Edit]And I'm more or less sure, it will chase away new users. Asking a question should be easy "let me only ask"... and not be dependend on follwing some theoretical rules. Otherwhise you can also define, that asking a Q Needs to be structured like an article.
Example: W32 – registerdevicenotification - dev_broadcast_deviceinterface - ansi vs. unicode[^]
Asking a Q should be easy: Of course one has to take into account that this and that Q is not clear (same will be with "What have you tried"). But better for CP to have unclear Q's instead of loosing new users.
If you go on with things like "What have you tried" ... I see it, there will be questions in other Forums asking: How can I ask a Q in CP?
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Only my mind.
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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0x01AA wrote: better for CP to have unclear Q's instead of loosing new users
I suspect we lose more users due to being told their questions are unclear than will be put off by this question. Thing is, while yours was a decent question, it is far from typical. The vast majority of questions that appear to be asked tend to be of the variety of "I need X" without telling us anything such as what they have tried and ruled out already, or any indication that the problem has been thought through. These users are then hammered by the same group of the "elite" who seem to think that the questioners are there purely as their personal punchbags. This feature should go some little way to helping them.
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Thank you very much for your Feedback.
Here an example why I think the new Option does not help/gives any improvement:
Making our website unique[^]
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Unfortunately, no system will help those who don't help themselves.
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I agree.
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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0x01AA wrote: "What have you tried" is useless in case it is mandatory
You're a developer so I reject such a general statement.
Do you mean "it's useless for me, as a question asker, in a specific situation" or "it's useless for every situation and of no benefit whatsoever to anyone, anywhere".
0x01AA wrote: But better for CP to have unclear Q's instead of loosing new users
I disagree. CodeProject is first and foremost for sharing code and sharing knowledge. I would rather have clearer questions, and less of them, than more questions that are poorly described, aren't posed in a way that shows the person has thought through what they are asking, and/or are phrased in a way that makes it obvious the poster hasn't even attempted to find a solution themselves.
Suggest an improvement that will guide those who are unable (or unwilling) to post their questions clearly.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Thank you very much for your feedback.
It was just my small contribution to this topic. Do not bother too much about it.
I only remember when I was new here. I was lot of times criticized for my questions... but with time I learned how to ask a Q giving an Answer.
I don't think the new option does really improve this learning phase. Give People a Chance to learn here. I learned a lot here like ... how to express me ... calm down when something was not in my favor (that is the most important Thing and hardest part I learned here).
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I understand that this forum is not primarily to “socialize” members, but it can/should be a part.
Kind Regards
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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0x01AA wrote: Give People a Chance to learn here
They have that chance, plenty of it: Articles en masse. Unfortunately, many seem to ignore this opportunity and choose to "just do it somehow".
If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn't. — Lyall Watson
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