Editing your posts

[Ernest Ekberg]

With all the new folks that have joined and with some of us old
posters, I would appreciate it if, that when you respond to a post to
edit some of the old responses. This would cut down the huge amount
time searching for a response to a question. Sometimes I have to hunt
so much for the new response that I just delete the whole post. It
doesn't take that much effort to help us all out on the forum. Thank
you for your help, Ernie Ekberg, 83PT40, on behalf of the moderators

[George Lowry]

Ernie,

May I add a couple of other considerations? Most people top post here which
makes it much easier to find and read. Those that bottom post often have
their posts lost.

Also, leave some space between your post and the one you are answering.
Some are so intermingled that they are basically unreadable.

And please identify yourself. Real name, type coach, and location can help
us to help you.

George Lowry
'06 Alpine Apex _ Formerly '95 WBDA 4203
Spearfish, SD - now in Stockton, CA - drying out.


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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Editing your posts


With all the new folks that have joined and with some of us old
posters, I would appreciate it if, that when you respond to a post to
edit some of the old responses. This would cut down the huge amount
time searching for a response to a question. Sometimes I have to hunt
so much for the new response that I just delete the whole post. It
doesn't take that much effort to help us all out on the forum. Thank
you for your help, Ernie Ekberg, 83PT40, on behalf of the moderators







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[erniecarpet@...]

Thank you, George, your thoughts are most welcome. Ernie-83pt40 in Louisiana


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