That said, if you have not already done so that week, you can delete the current week's post and get a second attempt, either starting fresh or reloading the deleted post as a draft.

See question "Am I able to edit a post I submitted?" for instructions on how to reload the post.

Important caveats:

• You must delete your post from this week to reopen the post editor. Deleting posts from previous weeks will not reopen the post editor.
• If you have already edited and resubmitted your post once this week, the editor will not reopen if you delete it again. You are only allowed one edit per week.

Now you may edit your post from before, noting the message to the bottom-left of the post editor.

For you, that translates to: Monday, 12:00AM UTC

So after making a post, you do not have to wait a full 7 days before making another post.
You just have to wait until the weekly reset time, when everyone's post editor unlocks again 😀

Nobody can see that you liked a post besides you and the user who made the post.

Nobody can see a list or a count on who you follow, or who follows you.

If you follow a user, they can see you as a follower on their profile. But nobody else can.

No need. As you type your post, a draft will be saved automatically 🙂

You're welcome to sign out or navigate away from the page, and your draft should be waiting for you when you come back.

There is a 50,000 character limit on posts.

This very roughly equates to ~8000-9000 words, or ~15-20 pages in a document editor tool.

This limit does not include the HTML characters used to display RTF; it counts only characters you type.

No. Posts are strictly text-based, and cannot include pictures and videos.

The aim of this limitation is to retain simplicity, shift the focus of the website's content toward thought, and reduce the mental clutter of scrolling through many images and videos.