Edits that use grave accent tags just for highlighting

Question

Moments ago, in question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14393509/overlaying-a-rectangle-over-map-in-iphone (specifically this revision), I found some strange formatting with grave accent(`) tags used not for the code but just for highlighting. Since I don't have the privilege to revert edits, I simply re-suggest-edit it.

Then I took a loot into the editor's profile and found these:

1. MPMoviePlayer shows a solid black screen (link to revisions)
2. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14379568/cocoa-app-webview-download-from-url (link to revisions)
3. Multiplying and dividing CGFloat and loss of precision (link to revisions)

I searched meta and found this: Edits that add nothing but random formatting, so if I understand correctly, those edits listed above are not appropriate.

If that's true, since I cannot revert revised edits, is it appropriate I edit all of them back?

Answer 1

The grave accent used to format code in the post, sometimes editor used it to highlight the text instead of bold formatting or italics. You can edit all them back unless you have enough reputation your edits should be approved by the reviewers.