deleting profiles

[JamesParsons]

how can I delete a profile. these last few days I've decide to take into account what people have been saying about my questions. I've come here asking for stuff without enough knowledge of it. I cant google half this stuff because you know this isn't the most easy and documented programming subject in the world. my downfall came here :
http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=26181 at bluemoons answer. I had no idea what the difference between the terminal buffer and vga is. (well at least I know a little on vga) the point is just how do I delete an account

[Griwes]

Why is there exactly no question in that post.

[JamesParsons]

there is I want to know how to delete my profile

[Griwes]

You mark the fact that something is a question using question mark (`?`). The only one in your post was in URL, so there was no question there.

[JamesParsons]

HaHA How do I delete my profile?

[Brynet-Inc]

HaHA How do I delete my profile?

You can't.

[JamesParsons]

OH what should I do than?

[gravaera]

Yo:

OH what should I do than?

Consider PMing the moderators of the forum to see if they are open to the idea, or if it's really important enough, PM the admin.

--Good luck
gravaera

[DavidCooper]

JamesP... - you're a long way from being in the category of people who should be sufficiently embarrassed to want to delete themselves from this site. Why don't you just leave it all here to show the extent of your transformation when you return in a few years? You were quick to recognise that you were further out of your depth than you had expected to be, and that's a sure sign that you have got a brain in there. Apart from a few of the gods, we've all made mistakes and asked silly questions that we wish we hadn't. Come back some day and stun everyone with your transformation, though to be honest, no one's likely to remember anything about you because you are put completely in the shade by so many of the world's most spectacularly incompetent people who naturally imagine that OS dev must be for them because they've grown up being told that everything they do is so wonderful that they should be aiming for the highest heights: they come here to share their "codes" with us to teach us how to do simple things less efficiently than the worst tutorials, and then they threaten us with violence and hack attacks when we don't tell them they're geniuses. You can't hold a candle to them.