Time span when you can edit your post.

[Ronnie]

Y’all hav shortened the time haven’t y’all?

 

[Tall Timbers]

No. As you get older, Ronnie, time seems to go faster so it may feel like we've shortened the time, but we haven't.

 

[Ronnie]

You’ll be old if the Lord tarries.

 

[Andy C]

It’s fun to see old roosters bantering about who’s old.

@Tall Timbers
@Ronnie

 

[Ronnie]

 

[Tall Timbers]

... someday maybe... but I'm still too young to hang out with all those old men that sit around McDonalds each morning, solving the world's problems and whatnot.

 

[Eric Nicholas]

Not quite time for laps around the mall, eh?

 

[mattfivefour]

Not quite time for laps around the mall, eh?

Certainly not at my age. If I went to take a lap around the mall, I'd have to send postcards so people wouldn't worry when I didn't return for a few days.

 

[CarlA]

So how many seconds do we have to make a correction once we have closed the post?

 

[Tall Timbers]

So how many seconds do we have to make a correction once we have closed the post?

Interestingly, Mr. Carl, the setting is set in seconds, I believe, or maybe it's minutes... in any case, I'm sorry, it's a trade secret. If we throw out the number, then other message boards may bump up their time to compete with us.

 

[Ronnie]

I’m sorry I opened this can o word!

 

[1LoverofGod]

Speaking of Time Span.....

I posted something yesterday and within a few seconds I clicked to edit to make a few changes and it took me a while because I was adding things to it that I didn't have in the original post but because it took me a long while to finish adding to the post, when I clicked on post it said that I had "timed out" so I had to leave the original partial post and make a new seperate post.
Now I know that it's not just having limited time to edit but the limited time is still running while you are editing.

 

[Baby Yoda]