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Just noticed - I am able to edit my 12 hours old posts. I though there is a half hour limit - is this a side effect of server move, or new policy?
Editing old posts after a server move is necessary because the server move may have caused changes to the website's structure or functionality. This can result in broken links, missing images, or other errors in old posts that need to be fixed.
The best way to determine which old posts need to be edited after a server move is to conduct a thorough review of your website's content. Look for any broken links, missing images, or other errors that may have been caused by the server move. You can also use tools such as Google Search Console to identify any crawl errors on your site.
You can edit old posts manually by going into each post individually and making the necessary changes. However, if you have a large number of posts that need to be edited, it may be more efficient to use a specific tool or plugin that can help automate the process.
Editing old posts after a server move should not have a negative impact on your SEO if done correctly. Make sure to use 301 redirects for any changed URLs and ensure that your website's content and structure remain intact. You may also want to submit a new sitemap to search engines to help them crawl and index your updated content.
There is no specific timeframe for editing old posts after a server move, but it is recommended to do so as soon as possible to avoid any negative impact on your website's performance. The longer you wait, the more likely it is that visitors will encounter errors or broken links on your site.