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So, Paul and I agreed I would make a new post in the PDC/AT thread. The original post had a handy edit button. I edited and added lots of pics and previewed the page to make sure it was fine. All was dandy. That is until Paul sent me an email that there was no change to that post. So the site allowed me to thknk I had edited, but didn't actually make the changes. What's up with that?
 
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I saw that, and saw that the edit was approved. I don't know why it didn't take. Your last edit was lacking the pictures, but the next to last (which was approved) did have them. Maybe somebody approved the (erroneous) final edit?
 
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Could you let us know what post it is?



 
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