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[KingFisher]

Please, if you start a thread, do not edit your original post, as this causes some of the following posts to make no sense. Add a new post if you feel compelled to alter the information stated in your first one. It will save a lot of confusion. Thank you.
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[number6]

The ninja edit! It is certainly NOT considered good netiquette to do this, that's for sure... makes anyone who replies look foolish if they speak to something not in the post! LOL
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[CAllain]

I think one first post was edited, and the whole post replaced with "Thank you". I saw it after this edit, and actually have absolutely no idea what the original post/question was - rather annoying as otherwise I may have been able to offer more advice, or if not, learn something from it.

[Slimy]

Just like users can't delete their post once someone replied, maybe there's a way to disable editing for users if a post has a reply.
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[susankatomerit]

I had that happen to me on two different threads by the same person. He had gotten the names mixed up and I corrected them. Then the pics were switched and it looked like I didn't know what I was talking about. Bad feeling.
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[Slimy]

This is where me, KingFisher, number6 and CAllain edit our posts to make them look like a discussion about "briefs or boxers" at susankatomerit's expense.
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[Dawn]

If someone is editing posts to cause problems, or causes a thread to not make sense anymore... I would start quoting the OP in the thread and send a PM to a mod so we can see what's going on. I'd be more than happy to have a talk with the offender. Editing a post is for correcting errors, not to make everyone look silly.

[deborah_claro]

Slimy wrote:

[number6]

[CAllain]