New Delete Thread

[Camphire]

Yesfans was finally DELETED.


Our work is done at the old Yesfans. Now we must begin work on
The New Delete Thread.

[Camphire]

Someone pressed the .....

[Camphire]

Some say it was a subspace distortion field

[Camphire]

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[Grey Wolf]

Camphy, you're here!!!!! I was afraid all the old Deleters were, well, deleted.

[soundchaser09]

so what is this delete thread all about then, I never looked at the old ones

[John Vehadija]

Yesfans live in the Nexus

[Grey Wolf]

10 characters. WTF?

[Grey Wolf]

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[John Vehadija]

Beware all yesfans around the world

[Camphire]

Camphy, you're here!!!!! I was afraid all the old Deleters were, well, deleted.

Hi Wolfy!!

After a long hiatus I stopped by the old site a few days back only to learn that it was being deleted soon.
Strange coincidence. So I took my chances & jumped down the wormhole. 🌌🚀🕛

[Camphire]

so what is this delete thread all about then, I never looked at the old ones

Hi Soundchaser,

Long ago in a galaxy far away...........

In a time and place called Yesfans. A member posted a thread with a mistake he wanted to edit.
It timed out before he could delete the unwanted thread. He only had time to change the title.
He typed Delete Thread to clue the moderators that he wanted to dispose of it.
Some fellow inhabitants of Yesfans thought it was too early to eliminate a thread that just been started. They protested.
Support was raised from all parts of Yesfans and Delete continued. Delete grew & grew until it was bigger than the thread
itself and Delete II was born.Nothing could stop it. Until one day after consuming many threads
Delete did as it had always promised. It deleted Yesfans.

Delete is a multiuniversal phenomenon that even Jon Anderson cannot understand.
All are welcome . You may post anythig you like here. (within TheNewYesfans site rules) of course.

[soundchaser09]

Hi Soundchaser,

Long ago in a galaxy far away...........

In a time and place called Yesfans. A member posted a thread with a mistake he wanted to edit.
It timed out before he could delete the unwanted thread. He only had time to change the title.
He typed Delete Thread to clue the moderators that he wanted to dispose of it.
Some fellow inhabitants of Yesfans thought it was too early to eliminate a thread that just been started. They protested.
Support was raised from all parts of Yesfans and Delete continued. Delete grew & grew until it was bigger than the thread
itself and Delete II was born.Nothing could stop it. Until one day after consuming many threads
Delete did as it had always promised. It deleted Yesfans.

Delete is a multiuniversal phenomenon that even Jon Anderson cannot understand.
All are welcome . You may post anythig you like here. (within TheNewYesfans site rules) of course.

ah a fable as old as time itself, the legend of the delete thread must live on!

[soundchaser09]

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[John Vehadija]

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