Editing newsgroup posts

I run Leafnode, which gives me a chance to edit posts before they go out,
and I am always doing it. I know that I shouldn't, but it is just me.

Afterwards, the line count is sometimes changed. Sometimes I correct the
figure in the headers, sometimes I don't. Is it critical? Does the count
include blank lines, e.g. between paragraphs?

Doug.
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I am a part of all that I have met.
- Lord Tennyson, "Ulysses."

"Doug Laidlaw" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I run Leafnode, which gives me a chance to edit posts before they go out,
> and I am always doing it. I know that I shouldn't, but it is just me.

Ever consider submitting a Job Application to The Third Reich? Hitler was a
big fan of censorship too.

Doug Laidlaw wrote:
> b.jeswine wrote:
>
>> "Doug Laidlaw" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:aome06-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>
>>> I run Leafnode, which gives me a chance to edit posts before they go out,
>>> and I am always doing it. I know that I shouldn't, but it is just me.
>> Ever consider submitting a Job Application to The Third Reich? Hitler was
>> a big fan of censorship too.
>>
> It is quite O.K. to censor oneself. It gives one a chance to avoid posting
> such a stupid remark.
>
> Doug.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA.

Do the posts post? Then what you're worried about?

"Doug Laidlaw" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> >> I run Leafnode, which gives me a chance to edit posts before they go
out,
> >> and I am always doing it. I know that I shouldn't, but it is just me.
....
> It is quite O.K. to censor oneself. It gives one a chance to avoid
posting
> such a stupid remark.

You should probably think first _before_ posting such stupid remarks.