One problem that may come with this is the fact that the scratch team would then need to log each and every edit which could cause a large strain on the servers. Even if they made it so only the last 3 edits were able to be seen, a Scratcher could just click edit three times saying the same thing so you couldn't see what was edited.
So for this situation, no support however if I'm incorrect in my assumptions and the forum servers are held somewhere else, I support as long as it doesn't impact the scratch website in any way.

Support. This is so Scratch Team can find out if the user really putted something inappropriate and then edited it.

It doesn't matter if young users see it anyway. Still if they know it's bad, they should report it.

Charles12310 wrote:

Support. This is so Scratch Team can find out if the user really putted something inappropriate and then edited it.

It doesn't matter if young users see it anyway. Still if they know it's bad, they should report it.

HAHA! Edited.

BY147258369 wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

Support. This is so Scratch Team can find out if the user really putted something inappropriate and then edited it.

It doesn't matter if young users see it anyway. Still if they know it's bad, they should report it.

I'm pretty sure ST can already see edits.

Yeah, I think they can see all deleted things, so that probably includes edits.

YubNubEwok wrote:

BY147258369 wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

Support. This is so Scratch Team can find out if the user really putted something inappropriate and then edited it.

It doesn't matter if young users see it anyway. Still if they know it's bad, they should report it.

I'm pretty sure ST can already see edits.

Yeah, I think they can see all deleted things, so that probably includes edits.

As it turns out, the Scratch Team is unable to see previous edits of a post. Once it's edited, you can't see previous posts.



So yes, this provides more reason as to why this should be added. Even the Scratch Team doesn't have the Edit Logs.

WolfCat67 wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

BY147258369 wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

Support. This is so Scratch Team can find out if the user really putted something inappropriate and then edited it.

It doesn't matter if young users see it anyway. Still if they know it's bad, they should report it.

I'm pretty sure ST can already see edits.

Yeah, I think they can see all deleted things, so that probably includes edits.

As it turns out, the Scratch Team is unable to see previous edits of a post. Once it's edited, you can't see previous posts.

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So yes, this provides more reason as to why this should be added. Even the Scratch Team doesn't have the Edit Logs.

Hm, then support, as long as only the Scratch Team and the person who posted it can see the edits.

Support.


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WolfCat67 wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

BY147258369 wrote:

Charles12310 wrote:

Support. This is so Scratch Team can find out if the user really putted something inappropriate and then edited it.

It doesn't matter if young users see it anyway. Still if they know it's bad, they should report it.

I'm pretty sure ST can already see edits.

Yeah, I think they can see all deleted things, so that probably includes edits.

As it turns out, the Scratch Team is unable to see previous edits of a post. Once it's edited, you can't see previous posts.



So yes, this provides more reason as to why this should be added. Even the Scratch Team doesn't have the Edit Logs.

Hmm, I wonder how people thought Scratch Team was able to see previous edits, but still a good way to detect any content that might have been edited.

I find this idea interesting, support

Support. It would be very helpful.

Support. Not only would this negate the New Scratcher restriction of “no editing posts after leaving the page in an attempt to hide inappropriate stuff” (since you would be able to report previous edits) but it could be used to recover previous versions of ITopics, for example.

EDIT: As per my reasons above, every user would be able to see prior edits, not just the ST and the poster, which is currently being thrown around.