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Editing your previous posted thread?

taapua

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I want to edit a thread I posted in the For Sale section but for the life of me I can't figure out how to. Please help
 

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There should be an edit button at the lower right corner if you posted it within the last hour. However, after an hour, you can no longer edit and you will need to talk to a moderator to get it edited or just add a new post "revising" the previous post. - As far as I know the FS ads work the same way as a regular post you would put elsewhere...:)
 

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Correct, and thank you for answering Shannon. Just send your correction to any of the mods/admins.
 
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