I didn't know that things you publish you can't edit anymore. I already made a new version so I can edit, but I can't tell which is which in the character maker. It isn't a problem now, but let's say if I publish and want to make changes to it, then publish, and oop, made a mistake, have to make a new version to fix it. And then I find another error, and the loop repeats until I have 10 or more of the same thing.
It appears that WotC places great trust in our proofreading skills. I don't think you can remove or alter something once published, which is odd when they update their sources several times each week.
It's nothing to do with Wotc, ddb has always had a policy that homebrew can't be taken down once published (unless it breaks the homebrew rules and guidelines)
If you have edits you want to make, you need to use the make a new version option. This will create a copy you can edit and once you're done, publishing it will add it to the existing homebrew as a new revision
I didn't know that things you publish you can't edit anymore. I already made a new version so I can edit, but I can't tell which is which in the character maker. It isn't a problem now, but let's say if I publish and want to make changes to it, then publish, and oop, made a mistake, have to make a new version to fix it. And then I find another error, and the loop repeats until I have 10 or more of the same thing.
It appears that WotC places great trust in our proofreading skills. I don't think you can remove or alter something once published, which is odd when they update their sources several times each week.
It's nothing to do with Wotc, ddb has always had a policy that homebrew can't be taken down once published (unless it breaks the homebrew rules and guidelines)
If you have edits you want to make, you need to use the make a new version option. This will create a copy you can edit and once you're done, publishing it will add it to the existing homebrew as a new revision
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