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I was going to edit my Tent post but doesn't seem possible once published on Prestags ...
IT IS POSSIBLE GRUMPY OLD MAN
was going to add that the Blue tent is advertised as '12 man' - I suppose it would be possible but it would be sardines with just sleeping bags, 4 per cubicle.
I imagine the other one might be rated at '9 man'.
once you start putting stretchers and other gear in it is harder to fit more people in.
WELL WHAT DO YOU KNOW, IT WORKS
happy old man
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It seems to have worked for Grumpy.
Posted by: Paul | Tuesday, 21 April 2020 at 10:04 AM
Something has changed MiLord and we are no longer able to edit posts - perhaps 9 months ago. What I do is after I post one I leave the editor in a tab for a few days. (It will survive a reboot.) You can always re-edit that way. After a week you can get rid of it.
The Great Censor - the only person I know who has practiced censorship - the loudest advocate for free speech that I know - always has the ability to edit any article - because if an article agrees with his views, it never needs censorship!
Posted by: PythonMagus | Monday, 20 April 2020 at 08:11 AM
You can edit posts.
Go into the Site as if you were going to compose a new post, click the posts tab, find the older post you wish to edit in the list, go into it and make any changes, then press publish again.
I did it to this post.
Posted by: Paul | Sunday, 19 April 2020 at 02:13 PM