Posted: 3/14/2015 3:42:32 PM EDT
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I've noticed that the mods/staff are often called upon to edit multiple replies in a thread due to repeated follow-on quotes of the first post requiring an edit. Could some sort of fancy-guy code be written to give them a "replace all "x" with "y" option? In other words, someone posts "kill the Jews" and it get's quoted 15 times by other members before mod/staff get to it. The mod then uses the replace feature to replace "kill the Jews" with "<edit>". That would allow them to make the initial and follow-on edits in just one step. Just an idea. |
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I've noticed that the mods/staff are often called upon to edit multiple replies in a thread due to repeated follow-on quotes of the first post requiring an edit. Could some sort of fancy-guy code be written to give them a "replace all "x" with "y" option? In other words, someone posts "Edit" and it get's quoted 15 times by other members before mod/staff get to it. The mod then uses the replace feature to replace "Edit" with "<edit>". That would allow them to make the initial and follow-on edits in just one step. Just an idea. We do not use such statements on this site. Account locked for 90 days. ~ZW17 
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We do not use such statements on this site. Account locked for 90 days. ~ZW17 Quoted:
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I've noticed that the mods/staff are often called upon to edit multiple replies in a thread due to repeated follow-on quotes of the first post requiring an edit. Could some sort of fancy-guy code be written to give them a "replace all "x" with "y" option? In other words, someone posts "Edit" and it get's quoted 15 times by other members before mod/staff get to it. The mod then uses the replace feature to replace "Edit" with "<edit>". That would allow them to make the initial and follow-on edits in just one step. Just an idea. We do not use such statements on this site. Account locked for 90 days. ~ZW17 This is why we can't have nice things. |