How to close a thread


  1. EmAx
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    How to close a thread


    How to close a thread ?
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  3. derekimo
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    EmAx said:
    How to close a thread ?
    You can mark it solved if it's your thread or request it to be marked solved by the mods or admin by using the triangle in the upper left of a post.

    Mods or Admin are the only ones who can close a thread.
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  4. Britton30
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    Depending on the forum skin you use, the triangle may be in the upper right.
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  6. StalkeR
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    New - Mark your own threads as solved.

    Just mark it as solved,and Admins/Mods will close it if it need to be closed.
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  7. Corazon
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    /me waits for EmAx to mark this one solved.
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