In the old days, the GT site had two months of dailies lined up - if you knew where to look - and that's where the third-party sites get their info. That seems to have stopped now, which is why the third party sites can no longer publish it.
Now I think they only become available on the Thursday/Friday before, and even then we only get tracks and car classes. It's not until they go live on the Monday that we see what the actual cars are if it's a one-make, along with some of the other details.
Of course the clocks have gone forward now for us, so my normal Monday morning routine is an hour later than usual - and the GTP article with the details in is an hour later accordingly!
With the Edit button. Hit "Reply", cut/copy the text in the reply box, go to your original post, hit "Edit", put the cursor at the end, paste.
Alternatively, use the multiquote features in the first place. Every time you hit "Reply" on a post, the post is added as a quote, in full, to the reply box. You can do that on multiple posts, then type your answers to each. You can also hit "+Quote" on each post to add them to a multiquote queue, and when you're done, click the "Insert Quotes" button below the reply box - which does the same thing.
You can also use the floating +Quote/Reply buttons to do the same with short sections of post. Highlight some of a post, then click the Reply button that appears next to the highlighted section to insert just that bit of the post as a properly formatted quote (+Quote does the same, but you'll then have to use the Insert Quotes function as above).
If you edit a post to include a new quote, or tag a new user, that user does not get notified - hence why you should use the multiquote/reply tools rather than editing.
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