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Ro, I don't see a like option for ?any of your messages. ?Not even in the group Beta ?page so I am adding it here..? Likes!! lol Vickie ? From: Ro Sent: Sunday, February 7, 2016 10:58 PM a lot of

Vickie - As Shal pointed out, that's exactly what what groups.io does with edits. They are sent out as new posts, with the ability for a reader to follow a link and go back and to what was changed.

Shal ?I have been reading this subject editing post and I ?agree with Ro ???>>>If they want to make a change, they can just make a new post.?? She seems stressed ?trying to get her point

Ro, Touché, sort of. I don't even trust myself without review in pending. Unrestricted membership is also a significant factor. So that suggests a different option: the ability to mute edits. That

Xaun Loc, Well, not all people. I'm considering the merits of having it as an option. I'll agree with Ro on this: I'm not worried about Groups.io adopting a lazy but defective answer, nor making and

Members? behave responsibly? get out of here! LOL. You can hardly trust members to trim a post, much less put notes in why they edit, etc. Why is this group so heavily moderated if members can be

Seems to me that here, and in Beta, ALL changes being requested are being done so by a small minority, and if these small minority did not post, there would be no changes at all. Thats sort of like

Ro, I'm up in the air about it. I'm explaining how editing messages works, and asking questions to help me understand why people want to disable it in their group. I want to understand whether

Thats exactly the problem! Sending an edited post as a new post! I dont want that, and obviously, others here dont want that either. WE dont consider it a new post, irregardless of whether YOU do and

From: Ro People are not resisting the idea of an OPTION -- people are ensuring that the folks who make decisions realize that it (whatever IT is) needs to BE an option - not merely a change - and

Ro, That's what editing a message does: re-sends it by email as a new post (with a note at the top saying that it was edited). Unless you're a moderator and choose not to resend it. If you read

a lot of work for those of us on direct email, which is the whole purpose of those of us that are wanting the Settings option to eliminate the ability to edit. The whole problem is fixed by just not

Louise, Yes. And not just the moderators... In Groups.io everyone can see the revision history of an edited post. Everyone who can see the post at all, that is. And of course, everyone receiving the

Donna, I'm curious: why? Sending a new message doesn't reduce the "clutter" of having both versions of the message in one's inbox. And it can be more confusing if the member doesn't clearly state that

Anyone can edit posts. Only moderators have the ability to edit and not send the edited message. J

Yes, I am in another IO group besides my own.? My own members are editing posts, and there are dozens of member edited posts in the other group. Ro with Sally and Silk waiting at their feed dishes,

I "vote" for it as well. J -- *Janet-Olivia* *I never feel sorry about what happened yesterday nor do I worry about what might happen tomorrow. "**The Contented Little Pussycat" - Frances Ruth Keller*

I've not needed to edit other people's posts in my yahoo groups though occasionally I've put people on moderation. I was once in an academic group (!), not yahoo, where someone was very abusive to me.

I can certainly understand what Ro is saying. I think if a group member makes a mistake that changes the meaning of what he or she intended, a new message should be written. I come across many edited

I dont want them editing their own posts either. No editing of posts. I mean, I want a button in the Owner settings to turn off or on, the members ability to do that. If you read my original email,