Redact: past tense, redacted censor or obscure (part of a text) for legal or security purposes.
A Aunt Marg SF VIP Jul 8, 2021 #1 Redact: past tense, redacted censor or obscure (part of a text) for legal or security purposes.
A Aunt Marg SF VIP Jul 8, 2021 Original Poster #2 Have you ever come across a legal document with redacted content?
Kaila SF VIP Jul 8, 2021 #3 Have you ever pressed Send and sent an e-mail, that soon after, you wished that something in it, could be redacted, but it can't be?
Have you ever pressed Send and sent an e-mail, that soon after, you wished that something in it, could be redacted, but it can't be?
A Aunt Marg SF VIP Jul 8, 2021 Original Poster #6 Kaila said: Oops! Click to expand... Or my favourite... "whoops-e-daisy"!
Kaila SF VIP Jul 8, 2021 #7 Aunt Marg said: Or my favourite... "whoops-e-daisy" Click to expand... Is that what you send, in the e-mail that follows the one that should have been Saved to Draft, instead of Sent?
Aunt Marg said: Or my favourite... "whoops-e-daisy" Click to expand... Is that what you send, in the e-mail that follows the one that should have been Saved to Draft, instead of Sent?
O ohioboy Well-known Member Location Ohio Jul 12, 2021 #8 Aunt Marg said: Have you ever come across a legal document with redacted content? Click to expand... Yes, my birth certificate. They changed "date of birth" to "date of hatched".
Aunt Marg said: Have you ever come across a legal document with redacted content? Click to expand... Yes, my birth certificate. They changed "date of birth" to "date of hatched".
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