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the edit button is awfully too small on many things or hidden or not there

also it shows your work / doesn't shame you for editing

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[–] Max_P@lemmy.max-p.me 2 points 10 months ago

I do sometimes when I feel like its contextually appropriate. I edit comments too. I see it more as a comment being one unit of conversation, so if I made a mistake I'll edit it (usually ~~leaving the edited content crossed out for context~~). If I have kind of a side story/topic, I'll sometimes reply to myself with it. If I have multiple distinct thoughts/ideas I'll make two comments.

There's some advantages, such as them being upvotable and commentable separately. Separate votes and discussion for option A and B.