Anyone, including you, can edit

Theoretically. Of course, don't edit against our editorial policy. I.e. don't edit out my shit unless you are improving it. 
It is true that many online platforms and resources, such as Wikipedia and collaborative document platforms, allow anyone to edit and contribute content. This can be a useful way to gather and share information, and to allow multiple perspectives and voices to be heard. 
However, it is important to recognize that allowing anyone to edit can also have its drawbacks. For example, it can be difficult to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information being shared, and there may be instances of bias or misinformation being introduced.
As a result, it is important to be cautious and critical when accessing and using information that has been edited by multiple individuals, and to consider the credibility and reliability of the sources being cited. It is also important to follow the guidelines and policies of the specific platform or resource being used, and to respect the intellectual property and rights of others.
See: Collaborative editing; Wikipedia; Co-editing; Remix Culture
Category:Remix culture