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11. Posted by daveh (Travel Guru 1027 posts) 12y Star this if you like it!

........sorry eidt

12. Posted by daveh (Travel Guru 1027 posts) 12y Star this if you like it!

.......well i'm all for it anyway

13. Posted by Wocca (Inactive 3745 posts) 12y Star this if you like it!

Quoting Cupcake

psssssst Wocca? How do you spell spelled?

hahaha Joz I know you're really talking about resting a horse.

14. Posted by samsara_ (Travel Guru 5353 posts) 12y Star this if you like it!

Quoting daveh

.......well i'm all for it anyway

15. Posted by Wocca (Inactive 3745 posts) 12y Star this if you like it!

I'll cast a proxy vote in favour of the majority

16. Posted by BlankFrack (Respected Member 280 posts) 11y Star this if you like it!

Well I've not been here very long but I was thinking about this today also, and Brendan's format gets my vote - that way you know if someone's changed a post and why etc, which stops it from abuse. Also, I'm pretty confused concerning spelt and spelled, some people tell you it's one or the other and some people say you can use both -I'm clueless.

17. Posted by Isadora (Travel Guru 13926 posts) 11y Star this if you like it!

Quoting BlankFrack

Also, I'm pretty confused concerning spelt and spelled, some people tell you it's one or the other and some people say you can use both -I'm clueless.

"Consider the word "spelt," an older participial form of the word "spell." You almost never encounter "spelt" in the United States, but it is actually fairly common in England."

Just a difference between American and British usage - both are actually correct.

18. Posted by areinstein (Travel Guru 2788 posts) 11y Star this if you like it!

Yes...but our format looks better

19. Posted by summer910 (Respected Member 1342 posts) 11y Star this if you like it!

I like the British usage.

But an edit function would be handy. I'd just submitted a post in Off Topic when I realised that I wanted to echo what samsara said in an earlier post (sort of agree with her sentiments in that thread), but there wasn't an edit function.

20. Posted by areinstein (Travel Guru 2788 posts) 11y Star this if you like it!

Quoting summer910


But an edit function would be handy.

I agree, unfortunately only the Almighty of TP have the option to edit or even delete (oh my!!) the threads.
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