Date: 08/26/01
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Hi. When I modify a user comment I tend to not leave an "editors note" but
rather rewrite/improve their comment and leave it as their own. I prefer
having strong comments versus weak (usually very lengthy) ones with an
attached editors note. Either that or I just delete the not-so-useful
comment.
Example, a user had something like "unlike PHP3, in PHP4, quotes are
automagically escaped" when really they don't realize what magic_quotes_gpc
is. So, I modified it. Same with some nasty code people leave, etc.
Anyone have words to share on this topic? Should I be leaving editors
notes instead? I see many of you do.
Regards,
Philip Olson
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