Is there a way to flag a revision for a moderator?  The edit on this answer, , should be rolled back but I don't have that option and don't see a way to flag just the edit.
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Have a look at revision 6 of . How about adding "flag" buttons for individual revisions? Or should I just flag the question itself, category "other", and specify the revision in the text? (That's what I ended up doing.)
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I know  is actually trying to be helpful by formatting code, but it appears that the first line of code is always indented incorrectly (maybe it's just my OCD). After about three of their edited posts corrections, which somehow always got approved, I ended up going through just the first page of approved edits this user made, and corrected the same problem.   I don't think it would be correct to add a comment directed at the editor asking them to correct this issue. I don't see any way to flag a user for moderator review, or have the moderator contact them. I don't see a method to flag an edit for review. and I don't see any other way to contact this user to help them correct the problem and save a lot of people extra work.   What is the solution to this?
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In the latest  I saw this:     2013-02-18: The revision history of a question that was closed as a duplicate is now showing the chosen originals as part of the "Closed as duplicate" notice.   That sounds cool, so I went to go see what it looks like and realized that questions with , but no edits, don't have an "edited &lt;date&gt;" link to click.  This applies to questions which had a bounty posted, or have been closed, reopened, locked, deleted, etc.  Examples:   , revisions:  , revisions:          I realize I can manually type the URL:  https://meta.stackoverflow.com/posts/168761/revisions   But it would be nice to simply click. It could say "revised" instead of "edited" if there were no edits:
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Anyone seen this one yet? Vote too old to be changed, unless post is edited My vote was only a few hours old. Then I realized the answer was wrong. Updated my question and went to remove the vote. Even after updating question I still have the issue. Small issue, but frustrating.  See also:
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Original question: Do moderators see the flagged post as I flagged it, or do they see the current version?  Since it is the current version, I request making it the flagged version instead.  The reason I ask this is that people are getting their flags declined because the original post was edited after the flag, thereby invalidating the flag.  The flag was valid, so the flag should not have been declined. (This might lead to flag bans if it happens multiple times.)
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Honestly, I feel handicapped not being able to edit other people's posts here on Meta (and until recently could not even retag questions).  Why does our hard-earned reputation on SO not count in Meta?  There are already a lot of questions that need editing, and there are practically no users (aside from the mods) that can do that at the moment.  The  question itself contains so many spelling and grammatical errors that it's down right irritating not being able to edit it (on SO it would have been cleaned up in two seconds).  There should definitely be some conversion rate - or at least just carry over the privileges, if not the rep itself.
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I found some questions that are not very well-worded, and I want to clarify them. So, I went, and edited one of the questions.  As I have poor short-term memory, after editing, I wondered what I have edited.  I cannot find any easy way to see the original version, or a diff.  Of course, I could just click "Back" button to see the question, but I risk losing my edit (in case I just happen to navigate away and lost the "Next" button.) It is inconvenient too. I wish I could make a comparison to ensure the original meaning remains unchanged.  Did I miss anything? I looked around and found , but I cannot just submit the (suggested) edit, which defeats the point that I want to review my edit before submitting/suggesting.  It shows the original question when editing answers, but not editing questions themselves.    In short, may the edit question page shows the original, or a link to it? (I don't find it, I do not have edit privilege if that matters.)  This is what I have, can anyone point out how to access the original question?
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I was able to see , which has been flagged as not an answer, while going through the review tools. Is this supposed to be possible, or is this a glitch? If it's meant to be possible - what's the point of it? Surely being the OP I'm going to be biased and most likely wish to choose to disagree with the flags...    update:   I've been able to select "flag or disagree" and then say "I disagree"...   So, would there be some gaming involved here, if I was to agree with the flag, then delete my own answer (would I get a helpful flag for that), then undelete it (still leave my answer there)...?  However, as expected, it now appears to have disappeared from the queue as expected (or at least I assume it has, as it hasn't appeared in the 50 from multiple page reloads anyway...)  And here it is in flag history:
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I was wondering why I couldn't delete my own question. Well actually, I have accepted the question itself to be wrong and even I feel that I have accepted a wrong answer, but when I try to delete my question, I get a message saying that,"This question can't be deleted, flag it for moderator attention". Why is this happening and how can I solve this?
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I'm out of close votes again today. But I still have 100 flags. How do the mods feel about me flagging questions for closure, even though I would be able to VtC myself, if I weren't already out of votes?  Related: How do the mods feel about me flagging a question for closure (a super obvious code-dump, for example), even if I have CVs remaining, in an attempt to preserve my close votes for less clear cut close decisions?
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Possible Duplicate:          I just tried to edit the tags of  to add the  tag to it (since the feature is already present), but every time I submit the edit I get dumped back to the edit page again.  Is this a moderator only tag (i.e. only moderators can apply it? Does the same apply to the other  tags?
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I suspect a user is cheating. He's cheated in the past but I don't want to get into it here. Instead I want to contact a moderator about this. What is the best way to go about this? Should I send an email to the SO team or flag a post in question? Though it isn't about any one post but instead a pattern of behavior. I want to provide some fairly detailed findings, at least the best findings a regular user can provide. Also, do moderators have the ability to look into who is casting votes?
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I flagged a post and (choose one)   my flag was marked as helpful, yet nothing was done my flag was marked as declined, yet the post was deleted/edited/closed   Why?
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(Similar to )  It would be nice if diamond mods could have the ability to prevent edits on a question/answer.    For example, the famous  answer has been (in the not recent past) defaced by a user who decided it was inappropriate.  Recently, the answer has shown up in the mod queue as flagged for the same reason.  I'd like to prevent someone from editing the answer (it is perfect), but locking it prevents people from upvoting.  The option to "prevent edits" would be nice.  Not only in this instance, but also in instances where edit wars are going on over a question/answer.
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Obviously, this suggested edit should never have been approved. Because it's very, very minor.  Is it acceptable for me to "rollback" this edit? Does the suggested editor lose the +2 rep when I roll it back? Should I comment on one of his questions, explaining not to make too minor edits like this?  Is there anything I should do to notify the reviewers that approved  too minor suggested edit?
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I was wondering how do I contact the moderators on Stack Exchange and how do I figure out who they are? How do I contact them privately?
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I would like to update  to add some new information. (I realized that when "walking the clustered index" of a table that has a multi-column clustered index, in most cases a great simplification can be achieved by using WITH TIES in the update statement to enable working only with the first column of the clustered index. I'd also like to change a couple of other minor things.)  However, if I make this update, I'll hit 10 updates, and the answer will get converted to community wiki. I hate asking moderators to remove community wiki status--it seems like a waste of their time. At the same time, it bugs me that my answer is not as good as it could be! And yes, it bugs me to lose the reputation if it goes community wiki.  Note that I am doing my best to make more substantial edits and fewer trivial ones, so I don't run into this limit as often. But it does happen sometimes. You can look at the answer history to see if you think that my 8 edits were excessive or not.  Should I:   Avoid making the edit, Make the edit in pursuit of having the best answer and just take my lumps so I don't inconvenience moderators, Or make the edit and flag for a moderator as it's not that big a deal for them?