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Can we edit our own posts ? I've looked everywhere but can't seem to find a way to do this. What am I missing ?

Thank you
 
You should be able to see a 'button' with a scissor on it, click that to edit. If the post is slightly older you may need to pm me, or one of the others with what you want to change.
 
Thank you for the quick reply. I just wanted to remove some pictures and add different ones. I don't see the Button with scissors. :confused: Should I just pm you with the details ?

Thanks again :happy:
 
You can only edit your posts until someone else has commented, I think.

If you want to add pictures, just make another post in that thread with pics.
 
Actually, there's a time limit of about 15 minutes. After that you can't edit the post without getting a moderator to do it. The main reason for this is so that people don't "re-write" history in a thread.
 
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