I’d be more inclined to write a new post if I had additional info or an update. I try to find the older post and link back to it within the new post. But after five years at the same popcycle stand, who knows what’s buried at the bottom of the freezer?

Sometimes I correct typos, sometimes I leave them in for authenticity. Sometimes they are deliberate.

Occasionally I’ll add info or make an apology in a comment if that is appropriate.

Now my musing is this: should you update your Twitter every time you publish a new post?

From time to time I add online resources to help my readers research a subject further if they desire. I borrow the “Further Information” idea from Wikipedia to help my readers in this endeavor.

Generally speaking, the edits are limited to correcting typos or improving sentence clarity. However, if I run across related online resource that I think will be helpful to readers, I have no qualms about adding it.

I highly recommend this post to my blogging buddies.
.-= Deb S.´s last blog ..Novel explores race, women’s attitudes in the Deep South =-.

Usually then I will use a strike through font so that future readers can have an understanding of the discussion.

But, if there were to be a major change, I would just leave the post as is, start anew. and edit in an “update note” on the original post to the new post.
.-= Oscar Gecko´s last blog ..The Evolution of Leprechauns… =-.