How many of you edit your posts soon after posting them?

Ok, if you say it isn't a trap, I do. Sometimes, if I notice a bad spelling error, I'll edit right away, other times, I'll just say fuck it and leave it the way it is. All depends on how anal retentive I'm feeling at the moment.
 
c'mon........ya want honesty 'ere or what?

Probably more often than not..........

.......mostly because I'm impulsive enough to tell myself that I've jus' released the "perfect" post.........

.........only to discover, after readin' the submitted reply, that I sucked at grammer an' the ability to communicate an intelligent response that even I might understand.........:confuse2:
 
Actually I find it most amusing when I edit a post and add something to make it clearer or less abrasive and then find someone has posted a reply in the meantime. :evilgrin:

Only I know wtf they're talking about! :lol:
 
I'm paranoid about spelling and stuff like that to begin with, so I usually read what I've written at least once before posting. And then I'll edit it if it's still wrong.
 
I copy paste my posts into Microsoft word and use the features contained therein.
Also Merriam Websters online is used if needed and they still end up looking like a 15 years old tard posted them.
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Usually to fix typos. My browser (safari) comes with an in-built spell check, so I'm usually okay for spelling... usually. :blush:
 
I usually spot typos at the same moment as I hit alt+s, so then I have to wait patiently for the message to be posted in order to go back and edit it.
 
I will edit spelling errors --- if I happen to see them. Sometimes the brain will be working faster than the fingers can type --- so will have to edit to add the words the fingers missed. :D
 
Winky said:
I copy paste my posts into Microsoft word and use the features contained therein.
Also Merriam Websters online is used if needed and they still end up looking like a 15 years old tard posted them.
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You pussy. You're missing out on half the fun. Not to mention all the times when you click the wrong mouse button and erase everything you're typed for the last half hour.
 
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