Longer self edit time?

[Dovetail]

Ah you are so darn persuasive! Unlimited editing.

 

[Myfordman]

thank you - maybe you are not a robot? or has Charley had a *** change?

 

[Dovetail]

I definitely am not a robot, and I know nothing about Charley

 

[Ttrees]

No but authors should always be able to edit their own posts

In the interest of safety, in respects to all machine advice, modifications and use thereafter for one.

Nice to see the community back with the member list.

Tom

 

[Myfordman]

I definitely am not a robot, and I know nothing about Charley

Angie, what would be nice and help quell speculation from long term members here would be to publish an explanation of what has happened to UKW over the last few days other than migrating to new platform software.

 

[Dovetail]

Angie, what would be nice and help quell speculation from long term members here would be to publish an explanation of what has happened to UKW over the last few days other than migrating to new platform software.

Ask and ye shall receive:
https://ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/what-is-actually-going-on.124211/#post-1373607

 

[Myfordman]

Why thank you Angie. I'd not found that thread before.

 

[Dovetail]

Why thank you Angie. I'd not found that thread before.

I was keeping it a secret in plain sight.

 

[Sheffield Tony]

About how long back does that post/thread go back? And in what forum?

Sorry, I didn't mean I have a thread I need to go back and edit at the moment, just to mention a reason I've in the past needed to do it. It is also sometimes nice to go back and hide all my typos

 

[Phil Pascoe]

The logical answer would be to allow infinite additions to a post, but not subtractions. Once it's there and been replied to the original post stays.

 

[Trevanion]

An edit indicator to show that a post had been edited like it was before would be good, that way you can tell if a post has been edited an hour after posting to remove an idiotic statement to plead ignorance or what have you.