http://help.xanga.com/ Xanga Help Topic: WHY ARE YOU ALLOWED TO EDIT COMMENTS ON YOUR SITE? en Wed, 29 Apr 2026 01:19:16 +0000 http://help.xanga.com/topic/why-are-you-allowed-to-edit-comments-on-your-site?post_id=1614#post-1614 Sun, 08 Sep 2013 16:52:55 +0000 Donkey_Guy_10 1614@http://help.xanga.com/ <p>Ok! If that is the way it stays - that would be a significant difference for xanga users that they should probably all know about! </p> http://help.xanga.com/topic/why-are-you-allowed-to-edit-comments-on-your-site?post_id=1568#post-1568 Sat, 07 Sep 2013 21:14:37 +0000 TheXangaTeam 1568@http://help.xanga.com/ <p>We'll look into this! The short version is that it's a feature built into WordPress. But we will look into a way to address this!!! </p> http://help.xanga.com/topic/why-are-you-allowed-to-edit-comments-on-your-site?post_id=1567#post-1567 Sat, 07 Sep 2013 20:54:59 +0000 Donkey_Guy_10 1567@http://help.xanga.com/ <p>Why does Xanga 2.0 let you edit the comments others make on your site - and not indicate that the comment has been CHANGED from what the original commenter said?</p> <p>If someone comments: "The sun is yellow!" on my site, I can change it to "The sun is blue!" and there is no evidence that the comment was changed - and it is still publicly attributed to the original commenter!</p> <p>It seems like if this is allowed, the comment should be marked as EDITED by the posting site. </p>