[Tutor] keyboard interrupt

[eryksun]

On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 4:34 AM, Steven D'Aprano <steve at pearwood.info> wrote:
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> So these edits aren't default-deny, but default-accept? Worse and worse.

It shows who made the edit and when they edited it, which links to the
revision history. When a question is closed it shows who voted to
close it. Even retagging shows up in the revision history. Also, since
it requires a rep of 2000 to edit, generally the system isn't abused.
Lower-rep users can suggest an edit, but that goes through a review
process.

You're notified when someone edits your answer, and you can roll it
back to a previous version. However, too many edits causes your post
to become community wiki (I think 10 edits by the owner or edits by 5
different users). An answer marked community wiki will no longer earn
reputation from up votes, and users with a rep of only 100 have edit
privileges.