It’s easier to have a linear discussion, rather than trying to patch everything by reediting it from the start (just saying, you are doing this for the third time to that poor top-level comment). You’ve got something wrong, then I’ve got something wrong, the errors were corrected as the discussion developed, moving on. The history doesn’t need to be corrected. (I insert corrections to comments this way, without breaking the sequence.)
It’s easier to have a linear discussion, rather than trying to patch everything by reediting it from the start (just saying, you are doing this for the third time to that poor top-level comment). You’ve got something wrong, then I’ve got something wrong, the errors were corrected as the discussion developed, moving on. The history doesn’t need to be corrected. (I insert corrections to comments this way, without breaking the sequence.)
Thank you for the edit.