editing?

[tmschl]

Maybe I'm just not seeing it.... But once you post a link is there a way to edit content... such as group you posted it too/title/link?

Also.. Cool feature idea.. In quora, can't you recommend something being a different topic? For instance, the top post in JS right now is an angular article, maybe that's the natural flow of the app/what is intended. But if someone were to recommend that link being in the angular topic so pure JS topics can flow to the top, that'd be awesome. Just a thought

[blakewest]

Hey Tim,
Yeah you're right, there is no way to edit content after it's been posted.
That's a top feature we want to add. Probably have abilities to do that be
based on Cred you have.

And yeah, the fact that an angular article is no.1 for JS is more of an
unintended consequence. We would need to do some fairly serious re-working
of how we sort things in order to fix that, but I think it's critical work.
Thanks for pointing out, and we'll get on it.

On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 5:03 PM, Tim Schiller notifications@github.comwrote:

Maybe I'm just not seeing it.... But once you post a link is there a way
to edit content... such as group you posted it too/title/link?

Also.. Cool feature idea.. In quora, can't you recommend something being a
different topic? For instance, the top post in JS right now is an angular
article, maybe that's the natural flow of the app/what is intended. But if
someone were to recommend that link being in the angular topic so pure JS
topics can flow to the top, that'd be awesome. Just a thought

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[tmschl]

Awesome! Glad to hear it's on the roadmap.

Would be a ton of fun to try and crank out. Just don't have that time right now. : /

Freaking love the App!!! Everyone I've showed it too is stoked on it and super impressed! Keep up the good work guys.

[lazd]

+1 editing is an absolute necessity.

Also, I saw the same thing - an Angular article was top under the JavaScript tag. Maybe you could solve this with a "main category" tag and supplemental "related categories" tags.