I forgot to carry over the 'action' variable across to the redux store, which made the infinite scroll wouldn't work.

When scrolling for posts, the last fetch for data should have set the 'hasMore' to false, but didn't. Instead it would do another fetch and set it when the data was empty. Instead, the 'hasMore' should be set to false when the results are less than the limit for pagination.

Steem posts you authored can now be edited and resubmitted to the Steem blockchain.

When editing a post, but decided to not and cancel it, or to instead write a new post, there needed to be a way to clear the form data to start anew, without refreshing the page. Adding a clear button allows the page to be cleaned and ready for new data input.

The post editing was being done in the Write page. It seemed better to put the editing within the page itself, and not in the page where new posts are done to make it more clear where a user is.

Comments can now be edited and update the changes to the Steem blockchain.

When updating an edited comment, the child comments were lost. This was due to simply copying the updated comment fetch from Steem over the previous comment. When there were replies within the comment, they would be lose because the original comment fetching iterates to fetch child comments as long as there are some.

The fetching of individual communit data has been moved to Redux. After changing that, the infinite scroll was added to the individual community pages for pagination purposes.

When looking at another community page after already visiting one before, the previous page data was being shown. Adding a clear action to Redux to empty the groupData aobject resolved the issue.

The join communities functionality was moved to Redux as well.

On some pages that used the user name in order to get user related data, the returning user verification in Redux was being returned only after the data fetch was already sent. This made some data return as a not logged in user, when the user was. This was due to the asynchronous redux-thunk in the app.

This has been corrected by checking if the redux store has the authenticated user, and if not, go get the username from the cookie instead of waiting for the asynchronous authentication.

The Home page also had the need for the user name. The previous fix is now applied to the Home page.

The fix had an issue with non logged in user, as they had no cookie, thus the page would crash beacuse I wasn't testing for that, which I now do.

When editing a post and then going to write a new one, the post that was edited was staying in view, and the form was not appearing. Clicking on the Write a second time had the form appear and route change. I had to add a check for the reset flag in teh Write component to make sure the edit form fisplayed, rather than the redirect for the edited post.