Question About Delayed Thread Posting

[locked*n*loaded]

I plan on using the delayed option here on SS to post a last message or Goodbye thread.

What I was wondering is where these delayed messages are kept, if they are accessible to me, in case I need to change something in mine, like if my CTB date changes, or if I want to add something to the message?

Thanks

 

[Sapphire]

You can see your delayed message if you go to your profile page and click on your latest activity. You can edit the message, change the date it posts, or delete it anytime you want.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

You can see your delayed message if you go to your profile page and click on your latest activity. You can edit the message, change the date it posts, or delete it anytime you want.

Thanks. Cool. And the message will stay there for several months if need be? I take it I may have to scroll through a bunch of other activity to find it? But, even if it isn't posted yet, it will count as activity and I have access to it before it actually posts?

 

[Interloper]

You can see your delayed message if you go to your profile page and click on your latest activity. You can edit the message, change the date it posts, or delete it anytime you want.

One quirk is that deleted ones get posted anyway, at least that was my (awkward) experience with profile posts some months ago. They never replied to my ticket so I don't know if it's fixed or not. I set up a profile post to be posted at 7:19 and deleted it, let's see if it's still broken. (Yes it is)

Thanks. Cool. And the message will stay there for several months if need be? I take it I may have to scroll through a bunch of other activity to find it? But, even if it isn't posted yet, it will count as activity and I have access to it before it actually posts?

I'd just try a test thread if I were you, and delete it after it gets posted. It'll become much clearer.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

I'd just try a test thread if I were you, and delete it after it gets posted. It'll become much clearer.

That's a good idea and what I'll do. Thanks.