[Technical Issue] Edit button disappeared on thread.

[Perception]

I created 2 bio's this month in the RP section. The bios are done, but now that I have learned more about BB coding I wanted to go back and "clean" the code of the 2 threads; so it doesn't look like a hot mess to look at. I finished this for one bio today, but on the other bio the edit button has disappeared. How do I edit this bio now? The last time I made changes to it was on Sunday. The thread is below.

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Thanks.

 

[foxyladyland]

after a certain amount of time the edit button from a post is gone..
its stuck that way so if you want to edit a post you have to do it quickly.
like within the week or a couple of days.

 

[Edo Odin]

After a certain amount of time, you lose the ability to edit your old posts/threads. [Not sure how much it is exactly, I believe it's something around 7-10 days or so] If you want to make changes now, you're gonna have to repost the bio altogether as a new update. [Something I wouldn't recommend unless you really need to]

 

[Perception]

after a certain amount of time the edit button from a post is gone..
its stuck that way so if you want to edit a post you have to do it quickly.
like within the week or a couple of days.

Thank You.

After a certain amount of time, you lose the ability to edit your old posts/threads. [Not sure how much it is exactly, I believe it's something around 7-10 days or so] If you want to make changes now, you're gonna have to repost the bio altogether as a new update. [Something I wouldn't recommend unless you really need to]

I understand now. I don't need to change anything, but I was going to make the code more reader friendly.

 

[Edo Odin]

Thank You.


I understand now. I don't need to change anything, but I was going to make the code more reader friendly.

In that case, it'd probably better to just wait until you've learned enough Jutsu for a change to be worth it. Creating a new bio just to make it easier on the eyes isn't really worth it to be honest, the info inside is more important than the look of the bio in most cases. Of course however, it's up to you.