I edit mistakes. Sometimes I don't read it before posting, so misspellings and other common mistakes are there. Usually I see them the second after I submit the post. But, hours or days later? No, never corrected such a thing. How is it you are even seeing such an old post?

I geek out on editing - not just the grammar and format, also the intent. Nothing is ever in final form for me. I used to think this made me a flakey perfectionist, but came to realize it's not really about perfection for me - it's about expression. My views change daily based on my emotional state, my experiences, what I learn, and 100 other things. If I'm learning something every day, I'm evolving. If I'm evolving, so should my words, my art, my relationships, my politics, my spirituality, and every aspect of my life. So editing is one way (but not the only way) I make my words reflect who I am at this moment.

Yes. Whenever I notice a mistake, I do edit...I want to be the best version of dick that I am, at all times.

Occasionally. Sometimes it is a grammatical error l missed, and sometimes right after l reply l think of something else l want to add. Sometimes as soon as l hit Submit l cancel becuase l don't feel comfortable with something l said.

I do it all the time. Mostly it is because my "fangers" have a different vocabulary than my brain does. Go figure! That plus autocorrect figures in on my cell phone.

Yes

I edit to fix punctuation and grammar. I often change things as I post which can leave hanging prepositions, mismatched verb endings or whatever that I don't notice until too late. Generally I only do this immediately after I've posted. Otherwise I will include an [Edit] and description of the change, otherwise it's not fair on someone who may have replied or 'liked' the original post.
But old posts? No - they are part of the historical record by then.
[Edit] Typo. Wouldn't you just know it?

Of course.

I try to present myself with some polish. Sometimes I'm forced to reopen a post. Mostly it's a "that'll do" type of situation. A lot of times I sacrifice clarity for brevity and worry later if I get misunderstood. I've looked into haiku to sharpen my skills.

Sometimes I edit, but it's usually just to fix Grammar, spelling or to add stuff or delete stuff that is too confusing or long

Mostly for spelling and grammatical errors. But once in awhile I'll look at something I wrote and ask myself if I really can't possibly phrase that a bit better.

I wish I could go back and edit real-life conversations... Like when I think of the perfect line or perfect comeback but not until a day or two after.

I read my own comments after posting to make sure I didn’t miss any errors. After people have replied I leave them alone, even if I then find a mistake. I do this to avoid confusion that can happen if the replies are to the OP and not the updated one.

Yes but only to correct spalling and gran-mar

I don't change content but I do obsessively correct spelling, grammar and punctuation (to my limited ability) when I first put things up. I fight the autocorrect on various devices constantly. Ha, ha.
If I decide to change content I go ahead and announce it. I figure mind changing should be allowed.

No its not obsessive compulsive disorder for Pete's fucking sake. It's fucking called EDITING. Jeez EVERYone wants a disorder nowadays.

Of course I edit my writing for spelling, grammar, punctuation and clarity. Clear communication is important.

Online dating is a written, visual medium. Correct spelling and grammar are important. It shows you care about details and have some intelligence and education.

Yes I do as well. Typos new thoughts incorrect or better wording etc.

I certainly do on a regular basis, correcting typos, adding new thoughts and modifying old thoughts. I don't understand why anyone would reread their post and NOT at least correct typos.

I edit when I notice something wrong, and then I generally let it go.