Write a post, save it, continue it tomorrow

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A few users requested it, and here it is: you can now save drafts. So if you're writing up a post, but can't finish it right now (or just want to revisit it later instead of submitting it right away), you can now save it. To view it later, go to My YWS, then to "view drafts" under "My Stuff." Quite simple, and works like a dream.




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Awesome!
Ubi caritas est vera, Deus ibi est.

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hehe, sweet! now, to test it..

ermm ok. I'm a technical dunce.. I hit save, and I just had the first line, wrote a bit more, accidently hit delete.. then submit, not noticing it seemed to take away what I had just written.

to restate: Thank you, Nate!
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Maybe I'm blind and don't see it, but...with the new YWS, where are the saved drafts saved to? Because I just saved this really long review and now I don't know where to find it! Thankies.
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To find your saved draft, go to any forum index page. Near the top and to the right hand side you'll see a list of links that will take you there.




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Aha! There the little bugger is...
:D Thanks, Nate.



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