Reviewing suggested edits which add one or two not so important tags [duplicate]

Question

During reviewing some of the suggested edits, I encountered with lots of questions which were edited to add just one tag or sometimes two.

I approved/rejected the edits on the basis of the severity of the tags added. But then I came to know that this type of editing was done by the same user.

• Some of the questions about this type of editing are

ASP.NET 2.0 with conditional radio button in a GridView

Can I go from managed thread ID to ProcessThreadID

how allow DataGridView allow paging In C# application

Getting filenames from a directory

I found that almost all of the edits were approved. You can have a look at the editor's profile who have generated lot of reputation with such edits. I just have the doubt that if it is okay to approve this type of editing. I have also asked for moderator attention for this.

Answer 1

This is how I review suggested edits which add just tags.

1. If the tag(s) is/are irrelevant to the post reject it.
2. If the tag(s) is/are relevant to the post:
   • If the post doesn't require further edits approve it.
   • If the post requires further edits:
   • If the required further edits are minor (e.g. didn't remove "Thanks in advance", minor speling mistakes etc) improve it and remove it.
   • If the required further edits are not minor (e.g. Didn't format the code or didn't correct speling/grammer mistakes on high amount of words) improve it and uncheck "Suggested edit was helpful" (this is up to you).

I do not mind if the same user suggests such edits repeatedly. But if he suggests incorrect edits (which requires further edits) repeatedly, I ping him and ask him to edit the body too when necessary.