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I just used the improve option on a suggested edit. Specifically, this one, if it matters.

It was not very helpful (it just added an unnecessary platform tag), so I unchecked the box, but every time I tried to submit it, I'd get a 500 server error.

I tried a few different things (leaving the tags alone, leaving the body alone, typing in a revision summary), but the culprit seems to have been the "was this helpful" checkbox. As soon as I left it checked, the suggested edit went through fine.

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Well, I broke this when fixing something else.

It turns out that the community user, when rejecting edits, doesn't give a rejection reason. And so (and well-deservedly, one might say) he's getting the buster message. Literally – this is from our error log:

busted

Fixed now.

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