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# Modifying or Deleting Posts

## Can I edit a post after it's been posted?

At the moment, Jeti does not allow users to edit posts after they have been posted. 

We made this decision for a couple of reasons, primarily to protect the integrity of the content being posted on the app. For example, we could encounter a situation where someone makes a normal post that starts trending in an area, then edits it to contain content that violates our community guidelines. 

## How do I delete a post that I've made?

To delete a post you made on Jeti:

1. Press and hold the post. A menu will appear from the bottom of your screen.
2. Select the "Delete" option from the menu.
3. Confirm that you want to delete the post.


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