[quote=@Akayaofthemoon ]Hey Mahz, I have a question that has been nagging at me for a bit so thought I would ask. Will there ever be a way for a GM to delete things that aren't theirs in the character tab only? The reason I ask this is that I have found that the character tab builds up in group RPs when people abandon it or never even join in or just make a post in a wrong place. I have one what it says I have 22 characters or players but most of them aren't there anymore and it makes it hard to view the ones that are. I'm sure yo will say no because this might cause issues or an over power thing but it is a pain when you try to ask people to do something like edit it. They can't even delete the post or anything. 

Maybe will there be a way to delete your own posts? It might help that issue without having to worry about to much issues. I don't know, just thought I might ask. Also sorry if this has already been asked and or answered[/quote]

Just like [@NuttsnBolts], I also reserved the first post in the character tab so that I can have a list of active players.  Before I give any recommendations, I want to begin by saying I do not have much programming knowledge and do not know how much of my recommendations are possible to create in a reasonable timeframe. 

Maybe a good compromise is allow GM's to "hide" or "minimize" the posts of people in the Character Tab that have been inactive.  These posts could be visualized by a thin bar (like the one above each post currently that gives date posted, hyperlink, and source code).  Also, to prevent the "I spend X amount of hours on this character sheet just to return and see it eradicated", people who originally posted the character sheet will still be able to view it normally.  A moderater overide could also be added just in case the GM "abuses" this power, although if a GM (or co-GM) is abusing this power, then you probably would not want to play in that game anyways.  I think (if this is possible) would be a good compromise because it allows GM's to tidy up his (or her) own thread(s) while protecting the data of the individual posters.

Just my 2¢.