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Yaakov Ellis StaffMod
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I was following this answer, waiting for an update from Yaakov on a pending bug report's fix.

When the post was edited, I correctly received a notification. However, the wording of such notification seems to be specific to Stack Overflow posts, as it says "followed answer - code edited." Given there was no code to edit, that seems to be a bit off.

Here's a link to where it points me, if that's relevant at all.

Could this be changed to "body edited" or "post edited," so that the wording can apply across all networks?

I was following this answer, waiting for an update from Yaakov on a pending bug report's fix.

When the post was edited, I correctly received a notification. However, the wording of such notification seems to be specific to Stack Overflow posts, as it says "followed answer - code edited." Given there was no code to edit, that seems to be a bit off.

Here's a link to where it points me, if that's relevant at all.

Could this be changed to "body edited" or "post edited," so that the wording can apply across all networks?

I was following this answer, waiting for an update from Yaakov on a pending bug report's fix.

When the post was edited, I correctly received a notification. However, the wording of such notification seems to be specific to Stack Overflow posts, as it says "followed answer - code edited." Given there was no code to edit, that seems to be a bit off.

Here's a link to where it points me, if that's relevant at all.

Could this be changed to "body edited" or "post edited," so that the wording can apply across all networks?

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Spevacus Mod
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I was following this answer, waiting for an updatedupdate from Yaakov on a pending bug report's fix.

When the post was edited, I correctly received a notification. However, the wording of such notification seems to be specific to Stack Overflow posts, as it says "followed answer - code edited." Given there was no code to edit, that seems to be a bit off.

Here's a link to where it points me, if that's relevant at all.

Could this be changed to "body edited" or "post edited," so that the wording can apply across all networks?

I was following this answer, waiting for an updated from Yaakov on a pending bug report's fix.

When the post was edited, I correctly received a notification. However, the wording of such notification seems to be specific to Stack Overflow posts, as it says "followed answer - code edited." Given there was no code to edit, that seems to be a bit off.

Here's a link to where it points me, if that's relevant at all.

Could this be changed to "body edited" or "post edited," so that the wording can apply across all networks?

I was following this answer, waiting for an update from Yaakov on a pending bug report's fix.

When the post was edited, I correctly received a notification. However, the wording of such notification seems to be specific to Stack Overflow posts, as it says "followed answer - code edited." Given there was no code to edit, that seems to be a bit off.

Here's a link to where it points me, if that's relevant at all.

Could this be changed to "body edited" or "post edited," so that the wording can apply across all networks?

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Spevacus Mod
Spevacus Mod
  • 29.3k
  • 9
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  • 148

I was following this answer, waiting for an updated from Yaakov on a pending bug report's fix.

When the post was edited, I correctly received a notification. However, the wording of such notification seems to be specific to Stack Overflow posts, as it says "followed answer - code edited." Given there was no code to edit, that seems to be a bit off.

Here's a link to where it points me, if that's relevant at all.

Could this be changed to "body edited" or "post edited," so that the wording can apply across all networks?