Such events are not very common and I wouldn't consider this feature essential. You can already do this by manually editing the post, it's just a bit harder. When you want to rollback an approved edit, you can use the following work-around:

• Go to the Revisions history for that answer
• Find the Revision before the incorrect edit -- i.e. the most meaningful revision
• Click on the Edit link
• Type the reason for rollback in the Edit Summary field
• Save the edit

Example revision history:

![Screenshot][1]

See also:

• Could we be permitted to provide a reason for rolling back? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/MhRju.jpg

Such events are not very common and I wouldn't consider this feature essential. You can already do this by manually editing the post, it's just a bit harder. When you want to rollback an approved edit, you can use the following work-around:

• Go to the Revisions history for that answer
• Find the Revision before the incorrect edit -- i.e. the most meaningful revision
• Click on the Edit link
• Type the reason for rollback in the Edit Summary field
• Save the edit

Example revision history:

![Screenshot][1]

See also:

• Could we be permitted to provide a reason for rolling back? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/MhRju.jpg

Such events are not very common and I wouldn't consider this feature essential. You can already do this by manually editing the post, it's just a bit harder. When you want to rollback an approved edit, you can use the following work-around:

• Go to the Revisions history for that answer
• Find the Revision before the incorrect edit -- i.e. the most meaningful revision
• Click on the Edit link
• Type the reason for rollback in the Edit Summary field
• Save the edit

Example revision history:

![Screenshot][1]

See also:

• http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/41953/could-we-be-permitted-to-provide-a-reason-for-rolling-back [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/MhRju.jpg

Such events are not very common and I wouldn't consider this feature essential. You can already do this by manually editing the post, it's just a bit harder. When you want to rollback an approved edit, you can use the following work-around:

• Go to the Revisions history for that answer
• Find the Revision before the incorrect edit -- i.e. the most meaningful revision
• Click on the Edit link
• Type the reason for rollback in the Edit Summary field
• Save the edit

Example revision history:

![Screenshot][1]

See also:

• Could we be permitted to provide a reason for rolling back? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/MhRju.jpg