I've noticed recently that people are posting things in the wrong forum. Then, when someone tells them that the posts is not suitable for that particular forum, they edit their post. For example…


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User 1 wrote:

Scratch is STUPID!

BY147258369[/quote wrote:

Hello User 1! Please don't involve hate in Scratch!

User 1 wrote:

I like Harry Potter
Edited February 14th, 2017.

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User 1 wrote:

You know, I was talking about Harry Potter. Not hating on Scratch

This is a point brought up (by stickfiregames): If it's a ST edit, it wouldn't be viewable. Only edits by the user would be able to be seen.

It would be nice if we could see the edit log of the posts.
Support: 14
Semi-Support: 3
No Support: 4

support

wow did i no support this before? or did i add this? you'll never know
because there is no edit log

Support, because I've seen it happen too! Many people edit their posts to make them suddenly on-topic.

What?

BY147258369 wrote:

What?

yes

Sorry, I mean WolfCat

Support, how would you ever know my old message here if I didn't tell you it was;

No support, there is no possible use for this.

No support. A young user could see the edit log and find something extremely inappropriate.

(Edit) No support after other things that have been said on this topic

Thanks stickfire. I added that in.

bumpity bump.

darn it 60 second rule *sigh* X3

What? How did I miss this! 100% support! This is needed badly and could help me with my posts, because sometimes I accidentally edit them and mess them up.

Support! One time I cleared my whole shop posts by inserting an unsupported emoji. It took an hour to redo!

Semi-support.. But I bet most of the time, people will just find grammer, syntax or spelling fixes. However, you might find the occasional gem

bump.

Support. lots o people do that… alot… seriously…

bump.

Well, another thing to add would be, how much will this feature be used? This is just a tool to stalk. Do we really need to know what was edited? It's usually for better not for worse. If they said something inappropriate, a person may quote or report it. If they say it then immediately edit it, no one will see it and it's all g.

Maybe it'll be caught and reported. Maybe a bot will be added?

jromagnoli wrote:

What? How did I miss this! 100% support! This is needed badly and could help me with my posts, because sometimes I accidentally edit them and mess them up.

customhacker wrote:

Support! One time I cleared my whole shop posts by inserting an unsupported emoji. It took an hour to redo!

Ok I have a suggestion, you can only see your own edits. But not other people's.