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I bow to your superior knowledge - it felt like it was longer than that, maybe because I'd got so used to using it! That's brilliant news - no time limit on editing, the ignore threads function - one very happy bunny here! Thanks very much indeed, for all your hard work.

Thanks for the detailed reply (even the bits I don't quite understand!) - and I did recognise the significance of 'wittingly' in your post. My main point was that it had changed, not an accusation that you might have changed it. I see from your screen shot that there is a tick box for...

The facility was not limited to the OP - I have regularly corrected typos which have come to light when I look at posts which have had a reply or a like overnight - or posts far older than that which have belatedly had a response.

Not really going into this for honour - just providing conclusive evidence that the unlimited time for editing was demonstrably in place for a long time, and not just for a brief blip either.

No. (You can edit a quote though - see 'Corrected for you' type posts).

Sorry Bozza, but it definitely has changed. Having started the Loanee Tracker threads, I've been able to update the OP all through the season so that people can see all the loanees on page 1 without having to go through the whole thread for the latest position. Now I can't. Audax has had a...

In confirmation, I've just noticed that the thread was started on 30th. July 2022 and the OP was last updated on 9th. June 2023. Can I submit this to the Guinness Book of Records for the longest 30 minutes ever?

Agreed. I started the Loanee Tracker thread on 29th. July and regularly updated the OP all through August and until the last loanee announcement had been made. That was using the edit function through a full month and more...

I often only spot a typo when I get a reply or a like, and being a bit if a pedant I always went in and corrected it - and the post I was correcting was sometimes way more than 30 minutes old. It's definitely changed, since the supporter scheme came in. Edit: Having thought about it, and...

No three dots here!