Deleting discussions on my Apple Support Communities

How do I delete the discussions I made before,on this Apple Support Communities page?

You can't delete any post you have made on these discussions. You would need to request this with apple hosts, go to this this discussion group and request a host to delete any post you have made.
https://discussions.apple.com/community/using_apple_support_communities

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Is there some value to bookmarking discussions in the Apple Support Communities?

I can't seem to find any means to directly return to a bookmarked discussion. I'm referring here to the bookmark icon that appears in the upper right of a discussion window. I was hoping that there would be a means of viewing my collected discussion bookmarks to quickly return to a topic that I found useful. But I can't find a view of my profile that shows the topics I've bookmarked. Nor does there appear to be a way to filter discussions by your chosen bookmarks.
And BTY - there is no mention of using these bookmarks in the tips for new users of the support forums.

A lot of folks find the Your Stuff | 25th Floor page a good place to call "Home" - you seem to have exploration skills, so poke around there a lot
The SiteWare designers seem to feel the [ Activity ] tab - and the [ Content ] tab in particular to be their idea for a user's current events
I personally use Browser Bookmarks as I find them handier and faster.
You may find our friend turingtest2's highly customized Site map of Communities and Categories helpful (hover your cursor over the links in the SITEMAP )
just under the Table of Contents at the top are Four very useful customized links to your content.
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How can I change my username or delete my profile on Apple Support Communities

I no longer use it, and it is causing my name to appear in Google search results even though I have my name set to "private" under my settings.
Also, how can I change my username?

Your profile will always be there; you cannot delete it, but you can delete all entries or set them so nothing will show but your user name. Just go to your page and click on "edit profile and privacy".
As for your username: unfortunately, that cannot be changed. You can read many other discussions regarding this subject if you check "more like this" in the right column.

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How to recieve the reply for an asked question on discussions at apple support communities on personal email?????

Replies to questions posed on the Apple Support Communities are via a thread. Post your question, someone will get back to you on the thread you posted the question on. If you wish to receive emails indicating that a thread you have participated on, then under your profile in Preferences, turn on the option to receive email notification for content you are following.
Cheers,
GB

Is it possible to completely delete your Apple Support Communities account?

Hello everybody,
As the title states.

It seems that complete deletion is impossible, but the next best thing would be to clear out your personal information, if that was your concern:
1. Remove devices and other personal information from your Apple Support Community profile. This would be accomplished by editing your profile and privacy settings (e.g make the privacy settings as strict as possible).
2. You'll notice your name and email address are not editable via the Apple Support Communities profile page. However, you can edit your name and email address used by Apple Support Communities from your Apple ID https://appleid.apple.com/
To change these, login and click on the "Manage your Apple ID" and you will be able to change them via the "Name, ID and Emaill Addresss" link in the menu on the left. However, please note that any changes to your Apple ID affect your main Apple account (iTunes, iCloud, Apple Online Store, etc.)

Deleting Apple Support Communities Account?

Hi everyone,
I have searched the forums and Google and so far have come to the conclussion that it's not possbile on my end to delete a ASC account, but is possible on the backend some how?
I created a new account without realizing my friend was logged into to his iOS developer account, thus creating an account for him, with my username. No posts have been made under this account nor has any other activity taken place.
Is it possible to have this account deleted? Or at least the username changed?
Thanks!

Hi,
I will say that the Hosts tend to have a small range of reasons that they will actually do this for.
In the cases where people create an Alias that is the same as their Email address or something similar that makes them a little too indentifiable the the Hosts might do it for Privacy reasons.
Obviously that includes things like listing yourself as a partnership (JanetandJohn for Instance) and there may be an issue over ownership of that ID/Alias.
To Be Clear - we are talking about changes to the Alias associated with the Apple Support Communities rather than anything about the actual Apple ID you are using to Login.
If you had an Apple ID that was used with an Alias created fro the old Version of the Software used to run the Forums then normally you are unable to change it. (it will be a hosts decision as to whether they feel a change would be possible. It may pay to check any likely Alias you do want to use is not in use already. Use the Search feature.)
The Original Poster has the easiest time as he can just create a New ID and Alias if he wants to use the Support Communities.
I can see he may feel honour bound top sort things out for his Friend's account.
If there are bits of your Apple ID that you can change this Apple Page may help.
7:28 PM Tuesday; July 19, 2011
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Apple Support Communities Login Broken?!?

There we go again....
I'm not sure I'll be able to explain what is happening, so I made a screen recording (unlisted): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62yUDXJoPBc
Basically I can browse the discussions here as a guest with no problem, but as soon as I login (when I need to post a question for example) I get redirected to an error page. It happens on all browsers I have (Safari, Firefox, Chrome) and the only way around it is either wait till my session expires (and I'm "logged off") or delete all apple.com cookies/cache. Strangely, it only happens with my US apple ID. While the one I'm currently logged in as (my Bulgarian ID) has no problems... and thank God I have 2 IDs, otherwise I wouldn't be able to post here and get help (frustrating).
Any idea what is causing this?
Would you be so kind to may be consider helping me?
P.S.
- Fine. No rants. I'll send you some constructive feedback over the weekend when I'm less affected. Hopefully I won't be using too many curses.
- Just out of curiosity, if I have a login problem, which will obviouslly prevent me from posting here, how do I contact support, considering we don't have phone or e-mail Apple support available in Bulgaria?

Ok... The problem is not with a device, it is with the apple support communities web site and my apple ID in particular... Thus, I post to the "Using the apple support communities" part of the forum, which I find as "proper" as it could possibly be.
Or am I wrong?

Can't stop receiving apple support communities updates

For the past few days I've been receiving 'apple support communities updates' on a continuous basis. They are all coming from 'iTunes for Mac' community. I've de-selected all the types of notifications in my notifications section of my profile, but they continue to be delivered to me. I currently have over 300 in my gmail account and that's after deleting 150 or so already.
Has this ever happened to anyone else. It's like a subversive plot that someone is doing to me. Any ideas on how to resolve this incessant delivery? Thanks in advance for any help.

Read here:
https://discussions.apple.com/static/apple/tutorial/email.html

I created an Apple ID using my ISP Email when I registered at the Store/Apple Support Communities/iTunes/Face Time and it does not work in iChat. Why Not ?

Question:-
I created an Apple ID using my ISP Email when I registered at the Store/Apple Support Communities/iTunes/Face Time or other portal and it does not work in iChat. Why Not ?
Answer:-
For a Name to work in iChat it has to be an Valid AIM screen Name.
Only Apple IDs from the @mac.com ending names registered here and the Mobileme (@Me.com ending) names are Valid with the AIM service as well as being Apple IDs
(I am still working on info about registering with iCloud at the moment but if this does give you an @Me.com email it may well be a valid AIM name as well)
NOTES:-
The @mac.com page works by linking an external (Non Apple) email with a @mac.com name.
This External Email cannot be one linked to an Existing Apple ID (you have to use a second email or register at AIM )
The options at AIM are to use your existing email or create new name and link the existing only for Password recovery
MobileMe (@me.com ending names) were valid Emails addresses, Apple IDs AND a Valid AIM Screen Name
@mac.com names look like emails but are only Apple IDs and iChat/AIM Valid Screen Names.
The AIM registration page seems to be pushing you to register [email protected] This is relatively new and I have not followed through the pages to find out if it a valid AIM email (Previously you could register a name without an @whatever.com suffix)
8:16 PM Friday; June 10, 2011
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Question:-
So I have my current [email protected] email in iChat as I thought as I had linked that to an Apple ID it was a Valid iChat Name. It keeps coming up with a UserName or Password Invalid message. What do I do next ?
Answer:-
Open iChat
Go to the Menu under the iChat name in the Menu Bar and then Preferences and then Accounts in the new window.
Commonly written as iChat > Preferences > Accounts as directions/actions to take.
If it displays with a Yellow running name in the list you have a choice.
Either register it at AIM (I would use a different password to the ISP Login) and then change the password only in iChat (It may take you to confirm any Confirmation email from AIM first) in iChat > Preferences > Accounts
Or you register a new Name at AIM (Or at @mac.com) and enter that (details below)
If you have a Blue Globe name (@mac.com) that will not Login the chances are that it the password that is the issue.
Apple lets you create longer passwords than can be used with the AIM Servers.
Change the Password at iForgot to no more than 16 characters.
Then change the password in iChat as details above.
Adding a new Account/Screen Name in iChat (that is valid with the AIM servers)
Open iChat if not launched.
Go to iChat Menu > Preferences > Accounts
Click the Add ( + ) Button at the bottom of the list.
Choose in the top item drop down either @Mac.com or AIM depending on what you registered
Add the name (with @mac.com the software will add the @mac.com bit)
Add in the password. (If you don't add it now iChat will ask you each time you open it)
Click Done.
The Buddy List should open (New Window)
The Accounts part of the Preferences should now have the new name and you should be looking at the details.
You can add something in the Description line which will then title the Buddy List (Useful when you have two or more names) and make it show up as that in the iChat Menu > Accounts and the Window Menu of iChat when logged in.
You can then highlight any other Account/Screen Name you don't want to use and use the Minus ( - ) Button to delete it.
8:39 PM Friday; June 10, 2011
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Hi I am receiving thousands, yes thousands of eMails from APPLE Support Communities, In My inBox there is more than 26.000 eMails from these communities, and i Need Help from you, i will appreciate.I am not panicking but i've ever seen this !

Apple Support Communities
HI
I am receiving THOUSANDS, YES THOUSANDS of eMails from ALL Apple Support Communities.I deleted some one thousand but still more than Normal.
Please i need your Help.This is Enormous!!! I've never seen this happening! It should be a huge mistake that everybody from All Apple Support Communities
sending me their complains? I think it is a big Mistake, or Something bigger, i don't Know! I just need Help in this moment. it's been more than three or four days
i saw a number of eMails from Apple Support communities landing in my eMail address, should this be normal? I don't think so.
I appreciate any Help
Kind Regards
& a Happy New Year

Click Your Stuff in the upper right and select Profile. In your profile there is a link to the right to manage email notifications.

I am getting 100s of emails from Apple Support Communities. How can I stop that????

I have been trying to load my ITunes music to my IPhone 5 and had posted a question on ASC. Since then I have been deluged with e-mails, despite going on my preferences and clicking No to all the questions. How can I stop that PLEASE.
MB

Login to ASC
https://discussions.apple.com/message/22335857#22335857
             Apple Support Communities
Top right of screen look for
              Actions
click on    Receive email notifications
result      Stop email notifications
Hope this helps.

What is the use of points earned in apple support communities??

what is the use of points earned in apple support communities??

mende1 Valmojado, Toledo, Spain
This solved my questionRe: How the heck do you get points on your apple support communities account?
Jul 12, 2013 10:20 PM (in response to BMPU)
To get points, you have to answer questions. If the user that created the post tested your solution and it worked, he/she (may) give you a "This solved my question". As you can see in the right part of this page, a solved question adds 10 points to your account. If you helped solve the problem, you receive 5 points. On a single thread, the original poster can only give 1 "This solved my question" and 2 "This helped me", so you can receive a total of 20 points.
With these points, there are levels that you can see in this page > https://discussions.apple.com/static/apple/tutorial/reputation.html When you level up, you receive privileges like report posts, access to Community Calls... The most important level respecting to privileges is the level 6, that gives you access to a special forum called "The Lounge" (where you can talk about anything you want, complain about an user or report problems with the forum), and you also receive gifts from Apple and other privileges

How to reset your user name on apple support communities?

If your dont remember your user name in the Apple Support Communities, how can you reset it?

Do you mean the ID you use as a login, rather than the name which appears here ('nunski')? Do you know what you last used to log in here? If not, go to Applications>Utilities>Keychain Access and see if it is listed under 'discussions.apple.com'
Since it's difficult to stay logged in here for any length of time, you must presumably have logged in in the not too distant past?
If Keychain doesn't help, go to http://appleid.apple.com and click 'Find Your Apple ID'.

Who's In Charge Of "Apple Support Communities"?

Hi,
Does anyone know that "Who's in charge of Apple support communities"?
Thanks.
Ed

To expand on Roger's reply, if YOUR post was the one that caused the removal, you would have been sent an email to the address associated with your username.
If your post was a reply to someone elses post that was in violation, then THEY would have gotten the email, not you.
So, check that the email address is one that you still able to receive email from and check your junk mail folder for an email from Apple. If the address is correct and there isn't anything in the junk folder, then it was most likely someone else's post that got deleted.

Why can't I stop receiving e-mail from Apple Support Communities?

Why can't I stop receiving e-mail from Apple Support Communities? I have every e-mail preference set to no, yet e-mail still comes every time someone posts to the one discussion I took part in a few years ago.

Click here for the instructions on stopping the emails.
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