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W. Jordan from somewhere in Texas is reading The Shining by Stephen King October 13, 2014 - 5:31pm

Yeah, that's basically it. 

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Nathan Scalia from Kansas is reading so many things October 13, 2014 - 8:30pm

You can delete from your user settings, but if you're planning on sticking around, I'm not sure why you feel you need a new account. You can update all your info and, I believe, even change your username (I'm not sure if the admin side looks a lot different than yours). I wouldn't recommend deleting unless you're planning on leaving the site and, even then, only in the event you're trying fruitlessly to remove your identity from the Internet. Are you a superhero in training?

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W. Jordan from somewhere in Texas is reading The Shining by Stephen King October 13, 2014 - 10:23pm

You're probably right, Nathan. I just like to start fresh sometimes. I hate having a trail of old comments even on my facebook, so sometimes I delete and begin again. Is there a way to delete old discussions on LitReactor, by the way?

And I couldn't find user settings, but I guess it's all right. I'm probably gonna take your advice. Any help would be appreciated, however, for future reference. 

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Nathan Scalia from Kansas is reading so many things December 21, 2014 - 12:45pm

In my profile, if I click on "edit" along the top, there is a delete button right next to my "save" button.

That said, I'm remembering that my settings as an admin might be a little different from yours. Let me know.

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Nathan Scalia from Kansas is reading so many things December 25, 2014 - 6:29am

Alright, word from the higher-ups is that you can use the "contact LitReactor" link at the bottom of the page, and submit a request for deletion there. Hope that helps.