Time Limit for Editing Posts: What You Need to Know

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The time limit for editing a post is set at twenty-four hours, which is approximately 86,400 seconds. Users may not be aware that they cannot edit older posts after this period. If a change is necessary, users can contact a Mentor or Admin directly with the post link and requested changes. It is suggested to reach out to a specific Admin, enigma, for assistance. Understanding this editing policy is crucial for effective forum participation.
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What's the time limit for editing a post?
 
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Twenty-four hours.
 
Approximately 86400 seconds neglecting all relativistic effects... :-p

Daniel.

P.S.The word "approximately" is put there because Greg doesn't use a Cs-clock to measure seconds... :-p
 
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OK thanks, I was just wondering why I couldn't edit one of my posts and then I saw I couldn't edit any of my older posts. Never noticed that until today.
 
If you really want your post changed, PM any Mentor or Admin with the link and the change to be done, and one of us will do it. Actually, just send it to enigma. He looks bored. :smile:
 
HEY!

I resemble that remark!
 

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