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Edit Facility

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Tue, 2005-02-08 00:16
Shahzad Munawar
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Edit facility in a thread is removed as new reply come against out arguments/comments.

This facility should be remained so that member may change his old reply if he want.

example:

PROFILE - EDIT
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Tue, 2005-02-08 03:57
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Hi there,

The rationale behind preventing a PPer from editing his / her posting after someone had made a reply to it was to prevent someone from changing their original post based on something which was sent in response to to it (if that makes sense!).

We have had a number of instances where a PPer has gone back to earlier posts to change the inference of the whole topic, thus making subsequent postings look inappropriate.

I trust this asssits? Let us know if people this this is an incorrect approach.

PP Admin.
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