Feature request -- editable titles for new threads

🙂 I never came here under any other name...

I value human relation not trolling...

And because i spoke in my own recognizable way disguise is impossible for me... Or too difficult...

And my ego is too strong to be put completely aside under another name ...

My best to all...

«God is everybody but i am Groucho Marx»- Groucho Marx 🤓

@roxy54 

And there is an increasingly large number of posters here that are not people at all, but rather bots 🤖, of which our “bake in the sun” contributor is definitely one!

@rel 

There are a lot of posters here for whom English is a second language.

@jond 

Mahgister has been back for several days now under his own name.

I believe this counts as an @mahgister sighting!

Speaker for the car and can bake in the sun?
rather than... "Speakers for the car which can withstand the sun"

Think you’ll need to take that up directly with the bot that posted it…

@roxy54 Understood and I agree.

I agree. The ability to edit a thread title would be a good feature.

@hilde45

I don’t disagree with any part of what you said, and I’m sorry if I worded my response that way. Thread titles should be correctable. What I was trying to say was that sometimes I see an error in the title only to realize that it was made because the writer speaks English as a second language, and other times it’s just that the writer made a mistake.

English is not my first language and worst, where i live i never spoke English in all my life... I learn reading philosophical books or science books and reading subtitles of movies :) ... My vocabulary is very limited because what i read did not contain concrete usual words much and often i make mistakes because style and syntax are not easy to master if we dont read English poetry .... Then an option for editing and correcting title threads is more than a good idea but a necessary option especially for some of us...

Thanks to the OP for this good suggestion ...

Thanks for your comment. Whether someone has English as a first language or not, being able to correct it could help them -- assuming, of course, they knew how to correct themselves, so I'm not sure which part of my suggestion you disagree with.

I agree with you in part, but oftentimes when you get to the text of the thread it's just as incompressible because English is a second language for the author. 

It would be nice though to be able to fix accidental mistakes though.