I rejected this edit suggestion on one of my own posts. But when I view it, it tells me:

This suggested edit to your post has already been handled and your action is no longer required.

Although that's true--it was handled (by me) and my action is no longer required (because I already took action)--it confused me into thinking perhaps another user had handled the edit after all. It seems to me that this wording doesn't really make sense when I was the one who handled the edit.

Is it the intended behavior of the system to show that message even for edits that I myself rejeted (or accepted) or is this considered a bug?

Here's what it looks like:

I rejected this edit suggestion on one of my own posts. But when I view it, it tells me:

This suggested edit to your post has already been handled and your action is no longer required.

Although that's true--it was handled (by me) and my action is no longer required (because I already took action)--it confused me into thinking perhaps another user had handled the edit after all. It seems to me that this wording doesn't really make sense when I was the one who handled the edit.

Is it the intended behavior of the system to show that message, even for edits that I myself rejected (or accepted)? Or is this considered a bug?

Here's what it looks like: