Editing a Blog Post

[jo_cstd]

Is it O.K. to edit blog posts? Especially if someone has already commented on it?
Do you edit your blog posts?

[minstrel]

Sure.

I edit posts when I spot a spelling or grammatical error or something similar.

If I add something to clarify or extend the original post, I'll do that with the preface "Update" or something similar.

[topseofirm]

Editing is the not the big deal. But make sure that it happen rarely.

[sheena]

I edit my blog posts when I see a spelling or grammatical error on my article.
And I think there is no effect if you edit but don't edit entirely the blog posts or the title.

Originally Posted by jo_cstd

Is it O.K. to edit blog posts? Especially if someone has already commented on it?
Do you edit your blog posts?

[Qurratulain]

Originally Posted by jo_cstd

Is it O.K. to edit blog posts? Especially if someone has already commented on it?
Do you edit your blog posts?

I also edit only when spelling and grammar is concerned. In case if someone has commented and then you want to edit, i'll recommend to mention the edited part.

[Owen]

Originally Posted by minstrel

Sure.

I edit posts when I spot a spelling or grammatical error or something similar.

If I add something to clarify or extend the original post, I'll do that with the preface "Update" or something similar.

Ditto

[waffles]

I'll edit for anything that I think needs to be changed. Add some information, fix a link, whatever.

The key is do you tell your reader(s) about it. If I just messed something up and I go back to fix it really soon after the initial post, I just fix it and hope nobody caught my mistake.

[MommyEnterprises]

I do edit my blog sometimes if I spelled something wrong or forgot a link.

[bobchrist]

I often find my grammatical error after publishing my post only I go for editing thereafter and even sometime add more points but avoid changing the title.

[Jesse Vlasveld]

I have only editted my blog posts to fix links, grammatical errors or bad sentences. No need to notify my readers about one of those quick fixes

[NothingButNet]

It's OK. As a matter of fact, my friend even edits comments if she finds spelling errors or other small mistakes. I think this is OK too, because it makes the less experienced commentators, or those who leave a comment in a rush, look good.