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I don't know about the actual examples but the source which @iamsid linked as a comment to @Oli's answer mentions the <strike> tag. In most cases just editing is OK but in some rare cases -especially when there's a discussion traffic between the question/answer and comment(s)- sometimes it doesn't seem fair just plainly editing the body text because then the comment(s) sounds to be meaningless and searching for the history is not easy/practical for everyone for all the times. However, limiting the useage, using that way with care would be fine.
I provided it and IRC log additionally. BTW, while writing this comment I realize that @Dor already provided a link. Appearently we were writing at the same time. I'm not deleting at the moment. We'll clear later.
As I can see, for each session of UDS there's a written record which can be saved to the local via Gobby and they are usually available the end of the sessions, but for this session time was not enough at the end of the session to place it to place it there, I think. Jorge Castro might provide us with it.
I don't support ddeimeke's proposal for Ask Ubuntu but his concern is valid. In Turkey, we have a Ubuntu Türkiye= Ubuntu Turkey and a Forum under it. Many countries/languages have such areas. For Germay I see this site, with a Forum, a Wiki, Ikhaya and Planet. In my opinion, at the moment it might be better to focus on local sites and forums.
