I incorrectly posted this question and have no option to delete it

rajkandpal
Tera Contributor

‎02-05-2025 08:42 PM - edited ‎02-05-2025 08:59 PM

How to delete a community question posted incorrectly?

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‎02-06-2025 10:05 AM

Hi @rajkandpal 

Yes, that's certainly possible. You can DELETE the question, you've posted in the ServiceNow Community. 

To do this, Navigate to your question and look for a downward-pointing arrowhead (often represented by three dots or a chevron) at the top-right corner of your post. Click on it, and you should see an option to delete your question.

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Hope this helps!

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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‎02-06-2025 10:25 AM

Hi @rajkandpal 

 

If I am not wrong, there are sometimes you can delete the question and after that not. @Community Alums  you are MVP so you can delete any time.

 

@Dan Bruhn could you please help @rajkandpal  to delete the required question.

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In response to Dr Atul G- LNG

‎02-06-2025 08:07 PM

Hi @Dr Atul G- LNG 

 

Perhaps you are right!
Seems once it's posted the question can't be deleted though @rajkandpal you should have an option to EDIT it.
IF still that doesn't help you can reach out to community admin if you really want to delete the question, and edit is not a workaround you are looking for.