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7 comments
Another reason to get behind the wall. It grows more tempting each day… We are allowed to ‘eat’ our words it seems. Will we be able to delete comments altogether, and is there a time limit to editing your comments? As in, when the comment section closes, are you allowed to edit your comments afterwards?
The Edit option ends when comment threads close. Currently, that is in 100 days.
You can’t delete comments yet, but of course you can change the contents to nothing I suppose.
Shoot, now I’ll have no excuse!😉
Very nice feature. Thanks.
I’ve already tried it out. Editing your own posts after posting works great except that it actually does time out on you ─ long before the thread’s Comments section itself closes. That time constraint should be set to zero or disabled entirely, at least as long as the thread itself remains active.
Maybe I’m a bit too detail-oriented or too committed to wall-text screeds, but I notice a lot of typos and other issues after I’ve already posted and proofread, supposedly for the last time.
Now, I can replace “the Moops” with “the Moors” when I am scrolling the thread later, and my earlier misadventure is forgotten.
🙂
How about Greg also puts up a list of rules to get through the pretty hypocritical censorship of this website?
Simple: don’t be dumb, obnoxious, and crazy. You fail on all counts. Stop wasting your time here.
I will have to confess that I’ve never had a problem with moderation on C-C. I have on other identitarian sites, even when I tried to follow their policies.
Of course, every site has its pluses and minuses. C-C is great for little or no moderation of apropos comments. I believe it’s the best site for the intelligent discussion of white identitarian issues/articles.
The problem here is a dearth of relevant, interesting articles about which we can discuss. Often it’s about some obscure guy who died in 1768 but occasionally there are some gems.
This is why, even after a week, the most exciting article I can find to comment about is the one on the editing of comments.
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