Hello Admins and Mods,
I would like to request you all to consider this request/suggestion of mine: "Allow indefinite time for the user to edit his own posts."
Reasons:
1) Many good ideas could be implemented out by users without having to take and seek help of Mods at every step. For example, I tried to maintain a database for the steppings and the overclockability of the Opteron CPUs. For me to maintain it, i need a lil flexibility in editing the posts so that I could sort them and add more info as time passed. However, now its a very tough job to do as there is a need to write out what changes are required to be done and many times its difficult to get the message accross. Due to the same reason, I hv till date refrained from creating a similar thread for A64 CPUs. I was ready to do the effort and maintain it afterwards, but the extra steps added in trying to achieve the purpose really act as a deterrant.
Reference: http://www.techenclave.com/forums/opteron-939-overclocking-database-steppings-and-66820.html
2) Also, having editing power might not that bad a thing either. If someone edits a post, a message appears (Last edited by: ) so that means someone cannot "get by" by editing our posts. You could be very specific about this issue by incorporating a simple rule stating that, "We are allowing users to edit their posts without restrictions, but any reported infractions will be severly dealt with"
I am really looking forward to creating the A64 database as soon as a solution to this issue is found out.
Sincerely,
Karan
I would like to request you all to consider this request/suggestion of mine: "Allow indefinite time for the user to edit his own posts."
Reasons:
1) Many good ideas could be implemented out by users without having to take and seek help of Mods at every step. For example, I tried to maintain a database for the steppings and the overclockability of the Opteron CPUs. For me to maintain it, i need a lil flexibility in editing the posts so that I could sort them and add more info as time passed. However, now its a very tough job to do as there is a need to write out what changes are required to be done and many times its difficult to get the message accross. Due to the same reason, I hv till date refrained from creating a similar thread for A64 CPUs. I was ready to do the effort and maintain it afterwards, but the extra steps added in trying to achieve the purpose really act as a deterrant.
Reference: http://www.techenclave.com/forums/opteron-939-overclocking-database-steppings-and-66820.html
2) Also, having editing power might not that bad a thing either. If someone edits a post, a message appears (Last edited by: ) so that means someone cannot "get by" by editing our posts. You could be very specific about this issue by incorporating a simple rule stating that, "We are allowing users to edit their posts without restrictions, but any reported infractions will be severly dealt with"
I am really looking forward to creating the A64 database as soon as a solution to this issue is found out.
Sincerely,
Karan