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Re:Reddit by diydsp on Tuesday September 30, 2014 @03:20PM (#8390527)
Yes, one thing I would like see in moderator tools is: edit the headlines. That's a commonly-used tool on HN and it would help subreddits, too.
Re:Reddit by TylerE on Tuesday September 30, 2014 @03:41PM (#8390661)
I'm going to disagree here. It's giving the mods way too much power. There's already editable flair on posts to point out factual errors. (E.g. something claiming to be confirmed that isn't)

I don't like it on HN either - I'd rather have a headline with a touch of editorializing than the complete lack of context they're often edited to...this very thread being a prime example).

Re:Reddit by Karunamon on Tuesday September 30, 2014 @04:36PM (#8391008)
At least letting people edit their own headlines/links (possibly with the changes going into a mod approval queue) would be quite helpful.
Re:Reddit by fphhotchips on Tuesday September 30, 2014 @07:45PM (#8392083)
Or at least not hitting the "you are doing that too much" limit for deleting and reposting when you realise you accidentally pasted the wrong link in and similar.
Re:Reddit by vidarh on Wednesday October 01, 2014 @06:22AM (#8393621)
The headline editing is one of my pet hates about HN. I'd loathe seeing it spread to Reddit too.