Edit Post Time: Has it Changed?

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The edit time for posts has changed from approximately 30 minutes to a longer duration, with current consensus indicating it is now set at 24 hours. Users have confirmed this adjustment, noting the extended timeframe allows for more flexibility in editing. The discussion highlights the importance of being aware of these changes for effective post management. Overall, the new 24-hour edit window appears to be beneficial for users.
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We used to have about 30 minutes to edit a post. Now it seems longer...has this been changed?
 
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