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Should you repost a review to address typos?

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Estafador
BIG APPLE
Saw my last review and OMG I should have did a text check. I did it on my phone speech-to-text because I had no access to the PC at the time and I didn't want to cramp my hand. Thus causing the EXCESSIVE amount inchorernt typos on the review. If not, will editing reviews ever be a thing. Not pushing for it, just curious.

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Call.Me.Ishmael
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3 years ago
Probably never, because a fair number of users would use the ability to edit a review after it has been adjudicated and posted to put in stuff that they know would normally get their review rejected, like connecting dancers by name to extras. Or other dumb stuff.

But what you can do after writing or recording your review is reread and edit it.
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Dolfan
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3 years ago
If it's bad enough, it'll get rejected. then you can submit again.
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Jascoi
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3 years ago
it be nice to have a window of opportunity to edit after posting a review.
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misterorange
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3 years ago
Many times I've wished I could edit something after posting it and then finding a typo or something I could have said better. But CMI is right. You have to be responsible for what you write.

Do your best to proofread before posting. If you screw up, add a comment to clarify what you meant.
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Estafador
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3 years ago
@Dolfan don't see how it got through honestly. But I'll take it I guess
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