Is there a help or FAQ page?

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Trying to find out how to edit articles that I posted. Also what the numbers mean at the top of my site when I first go to it. I'm sure what I need is right under my nose, but I can't find it. Any help would be super.
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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
If you load up your own main page, at the bottom right of each of your posts there should be an "Edit" link and a "Delete" link.

The numbers at the top are the article's stats, broken out by category:

Page Views:
- Home: How many times your main blog page was viewed, while this article was on it.
- Selected: How many times this specific article was viewed (generally by clicking on it from the Forums or a sidebar link or in order to view the comments).
- Channel: I'm not really sure about this one. It has to do with what category your article is in, though. (This article, for example, is on the "Welcome" channel.)
Replies: is how many replies there are to your article. If I'm the first reply, it should now be "1" instead of "0".
Points: is the total number of points that this article has received so far. Generally it's 1 per Selected page view, 0.1 per Home page view, 1 per comment, 1 for each time the article was rated "Interesting", and 2 for each time it was rated "Insightful".
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
Ah ha. Thank you for that explanation. Although, somtimes the "Edit" and "Delete" links aren't there, but I just noticed that closing my browser and going back to my site, I can see the links. I think a FAQ page would be helpful (maybe there is one) for basic questions like this. I almost feel like a stooge asking. Thanks again.
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top
Yeah, the links can come and go occasionally.

And I have never found a FAQ page. I would still like to know what the different little envelopes mean next to the articles in the Forum view. I hope that before the site goes "live" (i.e. accepts paid subscribers, in addition to its current free access) they will have some extra documentation available.