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I can't seem to be able to.


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I read there's a time limit but it must be only a few minutes cause I can't edit this one either.

Scott Adams Grand Master

So most forums place strict limits on editing posts due to spamming activity--specifically link spam. 

If it is important to edit a post you can PM me with the link and the updated content.

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13 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

So most forums place strict limits on editing posts due to spamming activity--specifically link spam. 

If it is important to edit a post you can PM me with the link and the updated content.

What is the time limit?, for instance if you have misspellings...how long do you have to edit the post.  I can spell but my brain doesn't catch them til later when I'm re-reading.

Scott Adams Grand Master

Sorry, but we don't publicize the time limit.

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