Editing, Deleting, and Managing Published Posts

This article explains what you can change about a post after publishing, what happens when you delete one, and CordLine's current limits.

What you can edit after posting

1. Open the post you want to change.
2. Tap Edit.
3. Update the text, the post type, or the photos and videos.
4. Save your changes.

You can change the words, the post type, and the media on a published post at any time.

What you can't change

The audience is set when you post and can't be changed afterward. If you sent an update to a specific group, or to everyone, that choice is locked in for that post — to reach a different audience, post again rather than trying to redirect the original.

Does editing notify anyone?

No. Editing a post doesn't send a new notification to your supporters — it simply updates in place. If you make a meaningful change supporters should know about, consider posting a follow-up instead.

Deleting a post

1. Open the post.
2. Choose Delete.
3. Confirm.

Deleting is permanent — the post and its media are removed and can't be recovered. Comments and reactions on that post go with it.

Drafts

CordLine doesn't currently save unfinished posts as drafts — if you start writing and leave before posting, your text won't be there when you come back. Write somewhere you can copy from if you need to step away partway through.

A current limitation: no scheduling

CordLine doesn't yet support scheduling a post for a future time — every post goes out the moment you tap Post. If timing matters, post when you're ready to share.

Tips

• Fix typos freely — editing text doesn't notify anyone, so there's no harm in a quick correction.
• Think twice before deleting. If a post has meaningful comments or reactions, consider whether an edit gets you what you need instead.
• Post rather than edit for anything time-sensitive, since editing doesn't alert your supporters the way a new post does.

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Updated on: 14/09/2026