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How do the review limits work? It boils down to three things: Vote diversity: The most given reason for the limit is that it ensures that it takes many people to deal with the queue. … We need a fluid review team and if the same old crew are dealing with everything, others won't have a chance to get into the flow. Personal sustainability: We also don't want people to burn out. …

They show different things The bar number shows the total posts awaiting review. Even after you've reviewed something, other people need to corroborate that. It's a team effort. … The review page shows posts that you can review. You can only review things once. …

I review, but only once I have nothing else to do. That doesn't happen that often. …

Just to play devil's advocate, there are answers that don't directly answer a stated question but that are still perfectly useful and even acceptable answers. Q: How do I overclock my CPU to 17GHz …

On top of that, the lowest rep users have most of their posts fed into review queues, you will have your edits scrutinised before being approved until you hit 2k rep. … The actions that people take in review are similar to normal ones. They can vote (for and again), they can reject edits, they can improve them, they can comment (on first posts, reopen queue). …

Keep an eye out for feedback when you next review things. …

Probably because it was seen as somebody editing a post that wasn't theirs. In this case it's not neccessarily obvious that the original poster didn't fully register and so probably didn't get the sam …

You're right to be wary. There are some users (usually bots) who are just grinding on the super-minor edits for rep, but of these examples I think I would have let most of those through. If it leave …

I (correctly) upvoted it as a reasonable post and passed the review audit; however, when I looked at it later, my upvote hadn't actually been applied. (I was able to manually upvote it later). …

You can see your suggested edits under your activity in your profile. In your case: https://askubuntu.com/users/176889/minerz029?tab=activity&sort=suggestions Unfortunately it isn't indicated whic …

The review system is designed to balance the response to borderline questions just like this, in a way that raw close votes just don't handle well. …

I agree with BeastOfCaerbannog, wholly. The system can handle large-ish pastes and will tell you when it can't. Just remember that you don't have to indent you can use ~~~ fences before and after code …