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Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find herehere , herehere and herehere .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

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Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

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Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

Note : It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

Note : It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

Today "suggested edits" queue suddenly increased to more than 20.

I observed the following in the edits:

  • All the edits removing only "Thanks" (there are no other improvements).

  • All are proposed by the same user.

Some examples of edit links you can find here , here and here .

I think that all the edits are done only to get reputation points.

My Question:

What would be a good choice ? Approve or Reject ?

I found similar discussions on meta (thanks to @hg8).

Why are edits removing "Thanks in advance" sometimes rejected?

Should 'Hi', 'thanks', taglines, and salutations be removed from posts?

It is not suitable to say minor since there is no mistake corrected or formatting improved.

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