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Editing Answers


Question Posted Saturday October 13 2007, 2:40 pm

Hey DN!
If I edit an answer that I answered a few months ago, will that person have an update that I edited it? Because I just want to edit my punctuation and spelling, not actual content. (I am fixing answers that I had given a while ago, and it's embarressing having that kind of writing on my column, so I'm fixing it.) So, do they find out that I edited them? Because I don't really want them to.
Thanks!

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DangerNerd answered Saturday October 13 2007, 7:12 pm:
Hi there,

No they will not hear about it.

I can't tell you how proud of you I am for you taking the time and effort to do this.

If only more people did so, it would be wonderful! :-)

Thank you... and have fun,

DN.

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