Time limit to edit posts?

[mshunter]

What gives @Derg ?

 

[milleR]

What gives @Derg ?

At a certain point you just have to own what you wrote?

 

[derg]

What gives @Derg ?

What are you asking?

 

[trafficinsight]

What are you asking?

He's asking what gives you.

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[mshunter]

What are you asking?

Going back, and realizing you made grammatical or spelling mistakes, etc. After a certain time period, one can't. Why?

 

[BravoHotel]

Going back, and realizing you made grammatical or spelling mistakes, etc. After a certain time period, one can't. Why?

Or your wrote something dumb and want to delete it?

 

[derg]

Going back, and realizing you made grammatical or spelling mistakes, etc. After a certain time period, one can't. Why?

It's a fairly standard thing built into most forums you post on.

Xenforo (the forum software) defaults to 60 minutes and largely the idea, from a Webmaster's perspective, is that I wouldn't be able to post "All dog people must DIE!!", create a bunch of buzz and then a few days later, edit the post to read "I like Tacos" and claim innocence.

Something I never really thought about beyond that.

 

[Low&Slow]

https://imgur.com/a/sNmLTYI

 

[derg]

When i get some dev time, perhaps in August, if there’s a plug-in which keeps post history, it’s something to look into.

Never underestimate peoples sneakiness by making a bombastic post, “getting the party started” and then changing the post text and claiming innocence.

 

[Lawman]

Time to edit a post....

How long does it take to sleep off a hangover? Ok take that and add 2 hours.


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[derg]

Time to edit a post....

How long does it take to sleep off a hangover? Ok take that and add 2 hours.


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Far longer than it takes for Google to index and cache the page.

 

[Old Pete]

Far longer than it takes for Google to index and cache the page.

Google is evil