Thread: Editing posts

Originally Posted by mainaman

Proof reading before hitting "post reply" button will help with the problem.

It won't. If you read my post again you'll see that I wasn't only referring to spelling and grammar.

So if I tell you I think 'XYZ soap doesn't lather very well' one day I may see something different with it later on and choose to change that comment.

Hope I'm making sense...

Originally Posted by rum

It won't. If you read my post again you'll see that I wasn't only referring to spelling and grammar.

So if I tell you I think 'XYZ soap doesn't lather very well' one day I may see something different with it later on and choose to change that comment.

Hope I'm making sense...

I see, I guess one day if you change your view you can just say that you discovered how the item works better for you, I do not see nothing wrong with changing mind on such things as soaps etc.

Originally Posted by rum

It won't. If you read my post again you'll see that I wasn't only referring to spelling and grammar.

So if I tell you I think 'XYZ soap doesn't lather very well' one day I may see something different with it later on and choose to change that comment.

As I see it, the problem is that other members will read your posts, and often reply to them. If you edit your posts, you run the risk of rendering their responses moot (although the full spectrum runs from the sublime to the ridiculous). It's like time travel: If you go back in Time and shtup your grandmother, you might end-up being your sister!