#20

Weirdos. I’m for it then, it’s good for when you spot those annoying typos just after you press post, but wouldn’t want people to be able to retract something because it was controversial.

#21

50 fucking 50 guys. Either way it’s going to go right down to the wire and leave a lot of people unhappy.

Make sure you’ve understood all the issues voters, that’s all I ask.

#22

Surprised they responded to the registration email, tbh.

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#23

Bredit means bredit

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#24

I was waiting for that.

Was trying to make a Munich pun or something but when it wasn’t immediate I gave up

#25

Technically this is a referendum, so our PM Niki and Head of State Sean can choose to overrule us should they wish.

#26

Only true free spirits vote in favour of edits

#27

Has everyone voted? Polls will close when I feel like it.

(probably midday tomorrow or something IDK.)

#28

Yes to some no to others

#29

POLLS CLOSE IN 25 MINUTES.

EARLY INDICATIONS ARE A SLIGHT VICTORY FOR BEING ABLE TO EDIT.

#30

the fact that i can still edit thread titles but not edit my posts suggests sean pressed the wrong button again.

#31

completely pointless to not allow it if it’s possible

#32

'low it man, mostly because it prevents those threads where we spend the first 20 posts or so cracking jokes about a spelling mistake in the OP

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#33

BREXIT MEANS BREXIT

#34

@sean

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#35

You mean, the best threads?

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#36

Surely the timed edits was a fair compromise - still gave people time to correct spelling mistakes but not enough to delete nobhead shit they get called up on. Yeah, the ‘eo’ post was funny, but so were Morecambe and Wise, grandads, the world’s moved on, maaaaan. #jazz

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#37

#######disgate

#38

Why can’t I edit my posts, I didn’t even know there was a vote. This system sucks

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#39