On 12/05/2012 10:10 PM, js.mdnq wrote:
Oh come on... so you're saying that if I make a mistake that changes the intent that I should just leave it alone or make a new post pointing out the mistake rather than being able to edit it?
Think twice, post once. Most mistakes are innocuous and don't need to be corrected. If you need a correction, then yes, make a reply. The problem is the basic principle of a conversation is lost if you make substantial changes after other people have either read or replied to your post.
You're just being ridiculous to be so...
No, it's the way I feel, and clearly I'm not the only one here. It also mirrors the nature of conversations.
and hell, no one is forcing you to edit your mistakes to make it easier for others to understand.
It's not my editing that I'm worried about. I'm worried about the integrity of the conversation, as some people just can't resist treating their post like a wiki essay.
