I know there a valid reasons for moderators to edit posts (removing Spam or eMail addresses, for example), but is "incorrect answer" really one of them? That seems like the start of a very slippery slope to me. (I'm old school and don't believe that mods necessarily know everything.)
Here is the thread in question: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2453622/setting-raid-raid-backup-ground.html#14936546
Personally, if a mod disagrees with someone else's answer I think they should leave the post but add a reply explaining why they think it is wrong. Express opinions by all means, but don't suppress them.
Here is the thread in question: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2453622/setting-raid-raid-backup-ground.html#14936546
Personally, if a mod disagrees with someone else's answer I think they should leave the post but add a reply explaining why they think it is wrong. Express opinions by all means, but don't suppress them.