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The edit queue being full is only one of many reasons you may be blocked from suggesting edits. Note that in addition to the site-wide limit described here, there is a limit on how many suggested edits an individual user can have pending at any given time (5 on most sites, 20 on beta sites).

Once you have a good case for increasing the queue size, start a discussion on your site's corresponding meta-site explaining your case. Allow time for the community to discuss your arguments and determine if a change is actually appropriate for your site.

Once it looks like it has a positive consensus, escalate it to Stack Exchange staff by tagging it with status-review if you are a moderator, or flagging it for moderator attention requesting for the tag to be added if you're not. This will bring the post to the attention of Community Management, who will take a look as soon as time allows.

The edit queue being full is only one of many reasons you may be blocked from suggesting edits. Note that in addition to the site-wide limit described here, there is a limit of how many suggested edits an individual user can have pending at any given time (5 on most sites, 20 on beta sites).

Once you have a good case for increasing the queue size, start a discussion on your site's corresponding meta site explaining your case. Allow time for the community to discuss your arguments and determine if a change is actually appropriate for your site.

Once it looks like it has a positive consensus, escalate it to Stack Exchange staff by tagging it with status-review if you are a moderator, or flagging it for moderator attention requesting for the tag to be added if you're not. This will raise the post to the attention of Community Management, who will take a look as soon as time allows.

The edit queue being full is only one of many reasons you may be blocked from suggesting edits. Note that in addition to the site-wide limit described here, there is a limit of how many suggested edits an individual user can have pending at any given time (5 on most sites, 20 on beta sites).

Once you have a good case for increasing the queue size, start a discussion on your site's corresponding meta site explaining your case. Allow time for the community to discuss your arguments and determine if a change is actually appropriate for your site.

Once it looks like it has a positive consensus, escalate it to Stack Exchange staff by tagging it with status-review if you are a moderator, or flagging it for moderator attention requesting for the tag to be added if you're not. This will raise the post to the attention of Community Management, who will take a look as soon as time allows.

The edit queue being full is only one of many reasons you may be blocked from suggesting edits. Note that in addition to the site-wide limit described here, there is a limit on how many suggested edits an individual user can have pending at any given time (5 on most sites, 20 on beta sites).

Once you have a good case for increasing the queue size, start a discussion on your site's corresponding meta-site explaining your case. Allow time for the community to discuss your arguments and determine if a change is actually appropriate for your site.

Once it looks like it has a positive consensus, escalate it to Stack Exchange staff by tagging it with status-review if you are a moderator, or flagging it for moderator attention requesting for the tag to be added if you're not. This will bring the post to the attention of Community Management, who will take a look as soon as time allows.

If the queue is currently full, the system will produce an error message telling you that you can't currently submit a suggested edit. Generally, you will get this error before you can access the editing form. If you were able to make your edit but are receiving the error when trying to submit your edit, it means the queue filled up while you were making your edit.

If the queue is currently full, the system will produce an error message telling you that you can't currently submit a suggested edit. You will only get this error if you try to edit before you can access the editing form. (If you were able to open the editing form before the queue filled up, you will be allowed to submit your edit even if the queue is full.)