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How would the above be possible?

I came across this edit and few similar ones before

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I have seen edits where the editor makes changes to a code or something similar (cant find the post).

I feel it should be rejected & that the edit should be first suggested as a comment. Only if the answerer wants it to be changed then only it should be edited by the answerer. What What your say on this?

How would the above be possible?

I came across this edit and few similar ones before

enter image description here

I feel it should be rejected & that the edit should be first suggested as a comment. Only if the answerer wants it to be changed then only it should be edited by the answerer. What your say on this?

How would the above be possible?

I came across this edit and few similar ones before

enter image description here

I have seen edits where the editor makes changes to a code or something similar (cant find the post).

I feel it should be rejected & that the edit should be first suggested as a comment. Only if the answerer wants it to be changed then only it should be edited by the answerer. What your say on this?

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Ashu
Ashu
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  • 11

How to handle edits that add their own info

How would the above be possible?

I came across this edit and few similar ones before

enter image description here

I feel it should be rejected & that the edit should be first suggested as a comment. Only if the answerer wants it to be changed then only it should be edited by the answerer. What your say on this?