Downvoted -- solely because you removed the question.

Deleting content once posted is contrary to the values here in the Monastery -- even if (as may be the case) posting your question -- by itself -- unkinked some neuron pathway that told you the answer. (This is known as "the teddy bear effect" (on which, you can read more by searching this site).

In fact, if that's the case, you might have been upvoted if you'd posted an answer to yourself with a viable solution. Or, had others given you answers, deleting your question deprives any response of its context... and thus, of its value for future readers.

Please don't delete anything you've posted. If you must disavow it, leave it in place and surround it with <strike> ... </strike> tags.


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In reply to Re: delete pls by ww
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