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It will lead to posting corrections, additions in separate posts, leading to more clutter. I don't know what the old setting was, but surely longer (hours?).
Greg Bernhardt said:This is something I'll fix shortly. There are still some default settings floating around.
Stephen Tashi said:I have a more fundamental question - how do I go from the preview of a post back to editing? The preview comes up, I click on the screen and what I have written in gone. How do I get back to the post I was composing?
Stephen Tashi said:I have a more fundamental question - how do I go from the preview of a post back to editing? The preview comes up, I click on the screen and what I have written in gone. How do I get back to the post I was composing?
Or click anywhere off the popup and it will closeDataGG said:Either click the "X" at the top right corner or just press the "ESC" key, on your keyboard.
The timeout for editing posts serves as a way to ensure the accuracy and relevance of the content being posted. It allows for a certain window of time for the poster to make any necessary changes or corrections before the post becomes permanent.
The length of the timeout for editing posts is typically determined by the platform or website hosting the post. Three minutes is a common timeframe as it strikes a balance between allowing for quick edits and preventing the post from being edited indefinitely.
In some cases, the timeout for editing posts can be extended by contacting the platform or website hosting the post. However, this is not always possible and may depend on the specific policies and guidelines of the platform.
If no edits are made within the timeout period, the post will become permanent and cannot be edited. It is important to carefully review and make any necessary changes within the given timeframe.
The timeout for editing posts is typically a default setting and cannot be disabled. This is to ensure the accuracy and relevance of the content being posted. However, if a longer editing period is needed, it is best to draft the post in a separate document before posting it to avoid any time constraints.