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Matthew Udall Dec 31st 2009 10:54 am

Off-topic posts moved from I-751 thread
 

Originally Posted by Sue (Post 8206715)
Matt,

You deleted your post after another member had responded to you. You may make posts as posts, not as comments in the 'reason for deleting'. lostlove replied to a comment that was not there; so therefore her response was deleted too.

If you want to participate, please do so in posts, not in the comment portion of a deleted post.

Thanks

Thanks Sue,
I also noticed that I no longer have the ability to edit a post. Is that a decision made by those in charge or something else. Actually, once I hit the submit button on this post, I'll be able to see if the "edit" button is there. So lets give this a try.

If you don't see an edit by me, then apparently I'm no longer allowed to edit a post. This seems unusual to me that I would not be allowed to edit a post, but hey, I'm not in charge here.

Happy New Year, from Santa Cruz!

Edit: Edit button is there. Thank you. I assume it was taken away from me for just that particular post. Or does the option to edit a post expire after a certain amount of time?

Bob Dec 31st 2009 11:04 am

Re: I 751 and separated need help!!!
 

Originally Posted by Matthew Udall (Post 8209804)
Edit: Edit button is there. Thank you. I assume it was taken away from me for just that particular post. Or does the option to edit a post expire after a certain amount of time?

You can only edit a post for a short while after making the post, a couple hours tops though once someone replies to the post you shouldn't be able to make further edits.

Noorah101 Dec 31st 2009 11:04 am

Re: I 751 and separated need help!!!
 

Originally Posted by Matthew Udall (Post 8209804)
Edit: Edit button is there. Thank you. I assume it was taken away from me for just that particular post. Or does the option to edit a post expire after a certain amount of time?

BE members are only given a certain amount of time to edit a post, after a certain amount of time, the edit feature is automatically disabled. Not sure how long that time frame is, though. But it's the same for everyone.

Rene

Sally Redux Dec 31st 2009 11:07 am

Re: I 751 and separated need help!!!
 

Originally Posted by Noorah101 (Post 8209822)
BE members are only given a certain amount of time to edit a post, after a certain amount of time, the edit feature is automatically disabled. Not sure how long that time frame is, though. But it's the same for everyone.

Rene

I think it's a couple of hours.

Matthew Udall Dec 31st 2009 11:08 am

Re: I 751 and separated need help!!!
 

Originally Posted by Bob (Post 8209819)
You can only edit a post for a short while after making the post, a couple hours tops though once someone replies to the post you shouldn't be able to make further edits.

Maybe that was it (maybe someone had replied by then) but it was only a couple of minutes later when the edit button vanished.

Edit: No, I guess that wasn't it as I still have the edit button on the post I made a few minutes ago even though others have replied. So perhaps it was someone with a little bit of power who didn't like what it was I had to say. Typical for this board.

Sue Dec 31st 2009 11:35 am

Re: I 751 and separated need help!!!
 
Matt,

As others have pointed out, there is a time limit for editing posts, there is no conspiracy. So I ask two things of you: 1. Stop making posts only to delete them a few mins later. 2. Please adhere to rule 14 of our site rule which states "Discussions about moderator or administrator actions are welcome in email or local private messages, but should not be discussed in public forums."

As the last page of this thread has gone so far off-topic I have moved them to their own thread. I am also closing this new thread as this discussion is only going around in circles.


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