>>>>The 'owner' of any message can update it...not just the originator. Reply to me, and then look at your message...it has 'Update' at bottom (unless someone replies to you).
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>>>Steve;
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>>>One way of looking at this is you do not have to be responsible for anything you post, as you can go back and modify it – until someone replies. That is cool as a reply will be to something that was stated and cannot be modified after the fact. Still pays to spell and say what you mean the first time but it is nice to have a second chance - if you are quick about it! What me make a mistake? Guess I am human.
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>>>Another thank you to Michel.
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>>>Tom
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>>So, how many times did you have to edit your message to get it right? *grin*
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>>Maybe there should be a revision number after the message number. We could call it the 'oops' number. :)
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>Steve;
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>Cool idea! It really cracked me up! And, the term oops is a part of programming, just like 'oop' (object oriented programming) and 'poop' (proper object oriented programming) - what ever that is.
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>Most important - like I have said in the past - Version 1.0 of anything is suspect!!!
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>Tom

I've just used this feature. I posted a message, looked at it, and found out, that it appeared completely convoluted (??? ):) Seem like I did my HTML tag conversion twice. So, I was able to correct it, and this is really great!