Overwriting Forum Topics - 90 views

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  #1 Julie Radachy on 02 Apr 08

   

  I posted a reply to a forum topic that was already started, and my post overwrote the original post. Also, for that post, I assumed the identity (the username and the avatar) of the original person who posted the question. Has anyone else experienced something similar?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I posted a reply to a forum topic that was already started, and my post overwrote the original post. Also, for that post, I assumed the identity (the username and the avatar) of the original person who posted the question. Has anyone else experienced something similar?</div>

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  #2 Maggie Tsai on 03 Apr 08

   

  I think what you're referring to is unique for a group owner only See a group owner has the right to edit and modify any post. So what you need to do is to click "Reply" and that will open up a new input window, but not '"Edit" --> which you will end up re-writing that post.
  
  I accidentally made that mistake once in a long while. So you just need to be aware of how the system works and be careful not to make the same mistake :-)
  
  Hope this helps.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I think what you're referring to is unique for a group owner only See a group owner has the right to edit and modify any post. So what you need to do is to click "Reply" and that will open up a new input window, but not '"Edit" --> which you will end up re-writing that post. <br /> <br /> I accidentally made that mistake once in a long while. So you just need to be aware of how the system works and be careful not to make the same mistake :-) <br /> <br /> Hope this helps.</div>

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  #3 Julie Radachy on 04 Apr 08

   

  Maybe I did the same thing! I am the moderator...so it's very possible. Thanks for your help!

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Maybe I did the same thing! I am the moderator...so it's very possible. Thanks for your help!</div>

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