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TheLeaderThreads: 5 Posts: 56 Author: Thomas K H Ng	Dec 29, 2011, 05:29am #1
Hi, I'm quite new here and so far everyone has been really insightful with their feedback. I've also given a lot of feedback to others and it's been great! I just have one question: I created two threads in the undergraduate admission forum, and I recently just created another. I see that I must delete/close one of my threads so that EF members can see my two older threads.. Can someone please briefly explain how this works? Thank you all so much. PS: How come I can close my most recent (third) thread for free when there are already replies? Thank you in advance once again!

jebhogiayeThreads: 7 Posts: 27 Author: Iglato Alus	Dec 29, 2011, 12:10pm #2
You are only allowed to have two threads open at a time. You can close a thread that you don't need responses to and purchase credits to permanently remove any thread. I don't think the system allows you to close threads when you are under the two thread limit, but you can close the threads on posts that you believe don't need help on. There is a difference between closing a thread and removing it, if that makes sense.

jebhogiayeThreads: 7 Posts: 27 Author: Iglato Alus	Dec 29, 2011, 04:51pm #3
One of the site rules is "Rule #5: If your thread has no replies, you can remove it for free at any time. Otherwise, a small fee (starting at $5 per thread) applies."

deremifriThreads: 9 Posts: 172 Author: Michael Ulrich	Dec 29, 2011, 05:01pm #4
By the way, you are allowed to have as many open threads as you like. They just do not appear in the "Help with mine" section at the end. YOu can close the thread by clicking close this thread at the top of the page.

TheLeaderThreads: 5 Posts: 56 Author: Thomas K H Ng	Dec 29, 2011, 08:25pm #5
Thanks jebhogiaye and deremifri! One more question, is there a way to reopen my closed thread? I don't want to have to create another thread if I don't have to.

deremifriThreads: 9 Posts: 172 Author: Michael Ulrich	Dec 30, 2011, 01:31am #6
no way

TheLeaderThreads: 5 Posts: 56 Author: Thomas K H Ng	Dec 30, 2011, 01:37am #7
Dang, I guess I'd have to reopen it and then pay more to close them both. Thanks!

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