When I first started posting on this forum, a poster could edit their post and they would get the option to include the "edited by xxxx at xxxhrs" line or not.

Now this option has been removed. Just wondered why..?

Not really a big problem, other than the it seems to highlight the fact that I am crap at typing/spelling... (or just can't make my mind up about what I want to say)

totster

When I first started posting on this forum, a poster could edit their post and they would get the option to include the "edited by xxxx at xxxhrs" line or not.

Now this option has been removed. Just wondered why..?

Not really a big problem, other than the it seems to highlight the fact that I am crap at typing/spelling...  (or just can't make my mind up about what I want to say)

totster 

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Yep tots

Compulsary added.

only allowed to edit up to 30 minutes after posting.

We had to much problems with trolls flaming someone and then editing their words ten minutes later

Yep tots

Compulsary added.

only allowed to edit up to 30 minutes after posting.

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Ah... fair enough.... like I said, not really a problem, just curious..

We had to much problems with trolls flaming someone and then editing their words ten minutes later 

Crafty buggers these trolls aren't they...

totster

Any way for non-trolls to have a perpetual edit line. I often notice that my post doesn't make sense after the dealine has passed, but then it is too late to change it.

I read somewhere on the support forum that it was 10 mins grace - what is the actual time period??

I read somewhere on the support forum that it was 10 mins grace - what is the actual time period??

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30 minutes is what everybody has said. Hang on, I'll make a new (non-mod) nick and give it a try...

Yep, it's exactly 30 minutes.

Edited May 31, 200521 yr by RDN

cheers

Any way for non-trolls to have a perpetual edit line. I often notice that my post doesn't make sense after the dealine has passed, but then it is too late to change it.

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You can always quote your original post and explain what the **** you were talking about