No way to edit or revise post to community once it is posted

@SoundW0rm93 

A (new) user needs to have posted quite a few posts here on the forum before being able to edit their own post.

Alas, this is Adobe's policy to reduce the amount of spam.

Do not make a new post or a third.

Just write what you want to change in the post and a mod will do this for you.

Comments about the forum ("Using the Community") go here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/using-the-community/ct-p/ct-Using-the-Community

I see Bruce's response, so you may have what you need. But, since I've drafted this, I'll add my comments!

What you want is possible, but only if you see the 3 dots (... More) at the end of your post. When you click on this, you should see "Edit post." I am not a Moderator, but am an official helper, but I don't think I have any "powers" that you do not have.

I tested on a Bug report I submitted, and when I went into "Edit post," I could click on the categories and add/change them.

Sometimes a user with very few posts does not have the edit option. I don't know the threshold, but you have several posts. I'm curious as to whether you see the edit option or not.

Stan

Adobe has a firm corporate policy as to how their forums are usable. As a former mod here myself, I could say edit a post, I could mark/unmark it as correct, I could move a post to the 'correct' forum within limits, and I could flag it for staffer attention.

I could not delete or remove a post from all forums. Only staffers can do that.

Now, like any other user,  all I can do after posting is edit my own posts. And that is all I or thee can do. I can't move, delete, any of that. And I can only mark things correct if I started the thread.

So a staffer would have to be notified to remove a post.