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How do I delete my own threads or posts? in Forum Help! ·
Casey Bennett said:You can edit posts for a short window after they go up. That’s how it works here and on other sites too. If you could edit stuff days or weeks later once the whole thread has moved on, it would just cause total chaos and people would abuse the edit button. Plus, nobody actually goes back to read old posts once a discussion gets rolling anyway.

If you mess up a quote (or a company name, like you put it), just make a new post. You can always quote your own old mistake, say you screwed up, and drop the right info. That way, everyone following the thread sees a fresh post with the updated info immediately.
There. Question answered. Respectfully.

Thanks for the reply, but I still think things should change, even if I haven't personally run into this issue yet—hopefully I won't. Look at Facebook; they aren't going anywhere, and you can basically delete anything you want, and the comments just vanish without a trace. I know everything moves slow over here and needs owner approval and whatever. Now I'm wondering, if we just delete our accounts, do all our posts disappear too? Probably not, right? Reddit owns everything we've ever written; they have absolute ownership. But hey, thanks again for the answer.
How do I delete my own threads or posts? in Forum Help! ·
rustydrifter10 said:You can't just delete them. 🙂 Maybe think twice before starting a thread next time.

You’ve got about a 90-minute window to wipe your posts while that EDIT button is still live.

I don't think it's right, or even ethical, to act like some kind of dictator toward the users here. We all mess up sometimes, and everyone SHOULD have a chance to fix their mistakes. Pretty sure every single person on this Reddit would want that. What's the point of being so absolute about it? It definitely isn't being friendly. Why shouldn't we be able to go back to an old post and fix a typo in a company name or someone's name? And honestly, people reading the comments would probably appreciate seeing an apology if one was needed. At the very least, the "edit" option should stay permanently available on every post or comment. 🙂
I'm just wondering if anyone is actually going to read this or even bother replying? If we want to keep this Reddit alive, there needs to be mutual respect. There's way more competition out there now than there used to be.
Expert advice should always come first. Allergies are a serious deal and you really need to see a doctor. But don't forget that dry skin reacts to hot water just like an allergy would, even if you aren't actually allergic. Using random soaps and shampoos makes the dryness way worse, so I guess you gotta be careful when shopping. It also helps to shower with water that's as cool as possible. Makes sense, right? Think about how laundry gets baked and stiff if you leave it out in the summer sun too long. For years I was wondering why this happened to me after a shower—the redness, the dryness, even my skin cracking... until I finally realized this while digging through info on allergies. If maybe I am sensitive to hot water, well, I just stopped using it and now the problems are gone.
Dry, cracked skin on elbows in Health ·
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freeland44 says:
Thick, cracked, dark skin on your elbows or a dark patch on your neck? Those are early red flags for diabetes, but doctors rarely bother mentioning it to patients. I had Dr. Koršić at Mayo Clinic tell me straight up. Seriously, go see your doctor!!!
Funny you say that. My elbows have been acting up for ages, and yeah, I actually am diabetic.🙏>
Dry, cracked skin on elbows in Health ·
slyrider6 said:Hey.
A few days ago, my elbow skin started getting all hard and cracked up. It’s not the whole elbow, just this one circular patch. Doesn't itch or burn or anything....
Anyone got a clue what this could be??
THANKS!

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