Poll Management : Deleting expired polls / Creating new ones on existing thread?

[daredeville]

Hey, I searched around and didn't see an answer for this question, but I apologize if I somehow missed it.

I have a thread I created back in November that is a long-running thread on the topic of Marvel's Super Hero Squad Online Card Game mode. It's a place where conversation and what-not has been on-going for some time, and has a regular visitor base and sees daily posts, including user-written articles, Card League information and scoring, previews, strategy discussion, etc.
You can find it here at SHSO Card Game Discussion Thread.

Not long ago, I posted a Poll on that thread with a question for the community. I set an expiration date of April 1st, and have already discussed the results. Since the poll is closed and no longer relevant, I was wondering if there was any way to delete JUST the POLL from my thread. The thread itself has continued on with conversation about the Card Game, but as I said, the poll is no longer a relevant part of that.

Ideally, I would like to be able to remove the poll results from the top of thread. I would also like to have the ability to post a NEW poll with an expiration that can then be discussed, and later removed from the thread as well without having any effect on the thread itself.

I don't know if any of that is possible, or if it is and I'm simply being blind to where these options are located, but I had not seen anything. If removing the poll results would mean deleting my thread altogether, then I will leave it alone. But if there are options for the MANAGEMENT of polls -- removing them from an on-going thread and posting new ones -- that'd be awesome to have.

Thanks very much! I'm loving the new look of the forums!

[Brandon Hanvey]

Users are limited on what they can do with polls. They can not delete or later add polls to threads.

Regular moderators can edit polls but not delete them.
Only an admin can delete aka strip a poll from a thread which takes a little time to make sure it does not effect the existing thread.