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I just click Improve edit, edit it to be what I want it to be and then leave the following canned comment:

@WhoeverMadeTheEdit Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! **;-)** Could you please review my [edits]() and also review the [editing help](/editing-help) to improve the readability of your questions/answers/edits in the future... **;-)** 

then I copy-paste the link of the revisions of the Q, A or E in between the ().

That way you kill 3 birds with one stone:

1. It's now a perfect Edit / Question / Answer. ;-)
2. You educate the editors / OPs by leading by example on stuff they might not be aware of... :-)
3. The user still gets his +2 rep (important for beginning users)

I just click Improve edit, edit it to be what I want it to be and then leave the following canned comment:

@WhoeverMadeTheEdit Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! **;-)** Could you please review my [edits]() and also review the [editing help](/editing-help) to improve the readability of your questions/answers/edits in the future... **;-)** 

then I copy-paste the link of the revisions of the Q, A or E in between the ().

That way you kill 3 birds with one stone:

1. It's now a perfect Edit / Question / Answer. ;-)
2. You educate the editors / OPs by leading by example on stuff they might not be aware of... :-)
3. The user still gets his +2 rep (important for beginning users)

_{P.S. If I meet the same user more than 3 times and have given them three examples already, I just Reject and will give another user a chance to edit same...}

I just click Improve edit, edit it to be what I want it to be and then leave the following canned comment:

@WhoeverMadeTheEdit Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! **;-)** Could you please review my [edits]() and also review the [editing help](http://askubuntu.com/editing-help) to improve the readability of your questions/answers/edits in the future... **;-)** 

then I copy-paste the link of the revisions of the Q, A or E in between the ().

That way you kill 3 birds with one stone:

1. It's now a perfect Edit / Question / Answer. ;-)
2. You educate the editors / OPs by leading by example on stuff they might not be aware of...:-)
3. The user still gets his +2 rep (important for beginning users)

I just click Improve edit, edit it to be what I want it to be and then leave the following canned comment:

@WhoeverMadeTheEdit Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! **;-)** Could you please review my [edits]() and also review the [editing help](/editing-help) to improve the readability of your questions/answers/edits in the future... **;-)** 

then I copy-paste the link of the revisions of the Q, A or E in between the ().

That way you kill 3 birds with one stone:

1. It's now a perfect Edit / Question / Answer. ;-)
2. You educate the editors / OPs by leading by example on stuff they might not be aware of...  :-)
3. The user still gets his +2 rep (important for beginning users)

I just click Improve edit, edit it to be what I want it to be and then leave the following canned comment:

@WhoeverMadeTheEdit Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! **;-)** Could you please review my [edits]() and also review the [editing help](http://askubuntu.com/editing-help) to improve the readability of your questions/answers/edits in the future... **;-)** 

then I copy-paste the link of the revisions of the Q, A or E in between the ().

That way you kill 3 birds with one stone:

1. It's now a perfect Edit / Question / Answer. ;-)
2. You educate the editors / OPs by leading by example on stuff they might not be aware off...:-)
3. The user still gets his +2 rep (important for beginning users)

I just click Improve edit, edit it to be what I want it to be and then leave the following canned comment:

@WhoeverMadeTheEdit Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! **;-)** Could you please review my [edits]() and also review the [editing help](http://askubuntu.com/editing-help) to improve the readability of your questions/answers/edits in the future... **;-)** 

then I copy-paste the link of the revisions of the Q, A or E in between the ().

That way you kill 3 birds with one stone:

1. It's now a perfect Edit / Question / Answer. ;-)
2. You educate the editors / OPs by leading by example on stuff they might not be aware of...:-)
3. The user still gets his +2 rep (important for beginning users)