I've made a userscript to do this.

Get it at Github.

It will add a button next to comments that belong to you after you have posted them (so not as you're writing). Clicking it will produce a prompt asking you for the number of days in which to delete the comment.

Eg. entering 2 will delete it in exactly 2 days.

It checks every o'clock for times that have passed - anything that has passed will be deleted.

It might be buggy, but it's worked for me... so far :)

To use it, you'll need an access key, which you can get from here. Please copy and paste the key in the prompt which you can access by going to your profile and clicking self-destruct access-token next to the 'network profile' link at the top. You'll also need Greasemonkey, or Tampermonkey to use it, as the script relies on GM_* functions.

This is completely client side, so, if you say 'delete in 2 days' and don't use your computer for 3 days - it will only delete at the next o'clock your computer is on for.

I've made a proper post here.

I've made a userscript to do this.

Get it at Github.

It will add a button next to comments that belong to you after you have posted them (so not as you're writing). Clicking it will produce a prompt asking you for the number of days in which to delete the comment.

Eg. entering 2 will delete it in exactly 2 days.

It checks every o'clock for times that have passed - anything that has passed will be deleted.

It might be buggy, but it's worked for me... so far :)

To use it, you'll need an access key, which you can get from here. Please copy and paste the key in the prompt which you can access by going to your profile and clicking self-destruct access-token next to the 'network profile' link at the top. You'll also need Greasemonkey, or Tampermonkey to use it, as the script relies on GM_* functions.

This is completely client side, so, if you say 'delete in 2 days' and don't use your computer for 3 days - it will only delete at the next o'clock your computer is on for.

I've made a proper post here.

I've made a userscript to do this.

Get it at Github.

It will add a button next to comments that belong to you after you have posted them (so not as you're writing). Clicking it will produce a prompt asking you for the number of days in which to delete the comment.

Eg. entering 2 will delete it in exactly 2 days.

It checks every o'clock for times that have passed - anything that has passed will be deleted.

It might be buggy, but it's worked for me... so far :)

To use it, you'll need an access key, which you can get from here. Please copy and paste the key in the prompt which you can access by going to your profile and clicking self-destruct access-token next to the 'network profile' link at the top. You'll also need Greasemonkey, or Tampermonkey to use it, as the script relies on GM_* functions.

This is completely client side, so, if you say 'delete in 2 days' and don't use your computer for 3 days - it will only delete at the next o'clock your computer is on for.

I've made a userscript to do this.

Get it at Github.

It will add a button next to comments that belong to you after you have posted them (so not as you're writing). Clicking it will produce a prompt asking you for the number of days in which to delete the comment.

Eg. entering 2 will delete it in exactly 2 days.

It checks every o'clock for times that have passed - anything that has passed will be deleted.

It might be buggy, but it's worked for me... so far :)

To use it, you'll need an access key, which you can get from here. Please copy and paste the key in the prompt which you can access by going to your profile and clicking self-destruct access-token next to the 'network profile' link at the top. You'll also need Greasemonkey, or Tampermonkey to use it, as the script relies on GM_* functions.

This is completely client side, so, if you say 'delete in 2 days' and don't use your computer for 3 days - it will only delete at the next o'clock your computer is on for.

I've made a proper post here.