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comment-editing

You asked for it, we delivered. You can now edit comments you make on Hell For Leather for 30 minutes after you leave that comment. Why the time restriction? The edit function is there to fix mistakes, so limiting the time in which you can edit will maintain the flow of conversations. After you leave a comment an “Edit” button appears above it, click it and correct away.

  • Turf

    Drunk commenting is a little bit safer now.

    • http://hellforleathermagazine.com Wes Siler

      Only if you sober up within 30 minutes.

  • ike6116

    I just edited the shit out of my comment

    • ike6116

      Valid Concern: For those of us on the Comments RSS, we’re not going to see every edit as a new item will we? That could get mighty superfluous.

      • http://hellforleathermagazine.com Grant Ray

        Let us know if you start getting nailed with updated comments in your RSS.

  • Nick

    Would this be a good place for another request? I would like to see Feature articles in PDF instead of flat jpgs. Perhaps even that flash viewer you use on press releases could be used? I love the designs but it would be nice to have better full screen viewing options.

    thanks!
    -Nick

    • http://hellforleathermagazine.com Wes Siler

      I think that would actually be a huge pain in the ass not only for us, but for everyone else too. Ideally we’ll do those in live text as a normal web page, as available technology and budget allow.

      • Nick

        ok, understood but it kinda reeks of web 1.0. People used to do that to try and prevent their content from being stolen, but thanks to a crafty nerd’s ability to reverse-engineer just about anything, it’s a bit obsolete.

        • http://hellforleathermagazine.com Wes Siler

          yeah, it has nothing to do with anything like that, just trying to find a way to have actually good layouts on the web and control the way readers experience them across a huge variety of operating systems, browsers, etc, etc, etc.

          This way you on your brand new Mac and your mom on Windows ME can have enjoy the same experience.

      • http://twitter.com/JamesLeeFoley# J Foley

        Please don’t change a thing. I love seeing HTML and CSS. No coldfusion, asp.net or anything else that won’t render well on all platforms. As a web programmer and android enthusiast, I think the simplicity and light weight design is a thing of beauty.

  • Pete

    Awesome!

    • Pete

      I edited that…

      • http://hellforleathermagazine.com Wes Siler

        Aren’t you fancy.

  • Dan

    Thank You!!

    from a drunk poster.

  • http://www.tripleclamp.net Sasha Pave

    Awesome!! Less to regret.

    • Ceolwulf

      or more!

  • DoctorNine

    Thanks guys!