Post posting changes

[hairyhead]

I am not a writer but I am an avid reader (of some genres) and, generally, will leave a comment.

This week I read several stories from one author who, clearly, has some problems with copy and paste. As a result at leats two of their stories are a mess, with both, chronology and duplication issues.

After receiving a comment highlighting the problem, which is easily fixed, does the website allow posted stories to be modified?

 

[StillStunned]

Yes - authors can submit an edited version of their story. But the site doesn't give edits priority, and it can take a month or two for the new version to go up.

Basically, it encourages us to do the best job we can the first time around.

 

[Duil2]

I am not a writer but I am an avid reader (of some genres) and, generally, will leave a comment.

This week I read several stories from one author who, clearly, has some problems with copy and paste. As a result at leats two of their stories are a mess, with both, chronology and duplication issues.

After receiving a comment highlighting the problem, which is easily fixed, does the website allow posted stories to be modified?

Yes. It takes forever. I've one waiting since end of May.

 

[SkyBubble]

I am not a writer but I am an avid reader (of some genres) and, generally, will leave a comment.

This week I read several stories from one author who, clearly, has some problems with copy and paste. As a result at leats two of their stories are a mess, with both, chronology and duplication issues.

After receiving a comment highlighting the problem, which is easily fixed, does the website allow posted stories to be modified?

Yes. You go into the submission page as if you were submitting a new story, then title the submission Title of Story -- EDITED. Then enter the full story with the edits and submit.

It's not a bad idea to include a note to Laurel, but it's not necessary.

However, new stories get processed first, so an edit can take a while to show up.