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In response to "Nah. It's leave orphan posts and would generally be a way for someone to avoid responsibility for what they say." by TWuG

even Usenet let you delete posts 20 years ago. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Jun 19 '10, 18:15

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This isn't Usenet. And I'd very much dislike people hiding behind a delete or edit feature. -- nm - TWuG Jun 19, 18:20 11
- There are good and bad reasons for it. good would be for accidentally posting a spoiler in the subject line. - Redmond Jun 19, 18:45 9
  - For things like that, I'd rather see the ability to "scribble" (for lack of a better word) specific posts. - TWuG Jun 19, 18:50 7
    - or just allow the person who posted to scribble themselves -- nm - Roger More Jun 19, 18:56 3
      - Go scribble yourself. -- nm - David Jun 19, 19:03
      - you could even have it so the post appears scribbled on the board, but when you click on it you can see the original post -- nm - Roger More Jun 19, 18:57 1
        
        That was a given, I thought. And only allowing the poster to scribble themselves does nothing for - TWuG Jun 19, 18:58
    - hmmm, interesting variation. -- nm - loosilu Jun 19, 18:56
    - That works for me -- nm - Redmond Jun 19, 18:51 1
      - I know what you are saying though. I saw a facebook thread that had a bunch of angry posts. - Redmond Jun 19, 18:52
  - What would be nice is if you could post over it. Redo the subject line but the old subject line and IM could not be altered, just buried below a new - Redmond Jun 19, 18:48
- God forbid ST should be deprived of nailing people for the exact wording of the first thing they said on a topic! - loosilu Jun 19, 18:43

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