Hopefully a helpful suggestion

[lmfamilyresearch]

This is just a suggestion but I think it's a good one. Quite often I see that people make a comment and then another comment and another comment in the space of about 2 or 3 minutes. This makes the thread difficult to follow, and it might help if people were encouraged to modify (click the MODIFY button) their first comment when they want to add further information, rather than making multiple consecutive and contiguous comments. I know some people probably just want to increase their comment count but I thought I'd suggest it.

It makes a comment thread so much more readable.  No reply necessary.

Martin

Where is the MODIFY button?  Every time I want to modify one of my posts (make a spelling correction or to indicate it's complete) I never see the MODIFY button. 

[majm]

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Where is the MODIFY button?  Every time I want to modify one of my posts (make a spelling correction or to indicate it's complete) I never see the MODIFY button.

You only get 24 hours to modify your post.  You need to be logged in.   I will be back shortly with a snip of the modify button

JM

[majm]

attaching snip ....   on my post it is top right hand corner...

JM

[CarolA3]

Where is the MODIFY button?  Every time I want to modify one of my posts (make a spelling correction or to indicate it's complete) I never see the MODIFY button.

You can indicate it's completed by using the 'Topic completed' button at the bottom of the page

[ThrelfallYorky]

It's getting the "unnotify" to actually DO that that I find erratic.

[Mart 'n' Al]

To clarify CarolA3's comment I think you only see the topic completed button at the bottom of the page on threads that you have started. It means you can't close somebody else's topic.

Martin

[CarolA3]

If you look at the question I was answering, it was (edited version) 'I want to modify one of my posts ............ to indicate it's complete'.

Surely no-one would want to close other people's topics

Carol