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Just a question about the site..



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Wed Jan 06, 2016 2:21 am
Ivywater says...



Alright before i get started, I'm going to say i have no idea if this the right section forum thing to put this topic on....


Next, is there a way to edit a story you've already posted?
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Wed Jan 06, 2016 2:35 am
Vervain says...



Hey there! Welcome to the site!

For starters, I moved your topic to Questions and Answers in the Welcome Mat -- this is because Ask An Expert is more for writing-related questions, and Questions and Answers is for questions about the site. No problem for getting the two mixed up, it's fine!

As for how to edit a story you've posted, if you look at the side of a work you've posted, under "Tools" there should be a white button that says "Edit Work"! It's right under your avatar and the buttons that say "Share on Facebook/Twitter".

I hope this helped!
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Wed Jan 06, 2016 2:42 am
Ivywater says...



Omg...I'm such and idiot...how did i not notice that...

Thanks any ways
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If you're reading this I hope something good happens to you today <(0^0)>


If plan A doesn't work, stay calm, the alphabet has 25 more letters to go.
  





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Wed Jan 06, 2016 2:44 am
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It's not your fault ^^ You're new to the site, it might take you a while to get settled in, so don't feel bad about having to ask questions! Even things that might seem obvious in hindsight can be confusing when you're just starting out.
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