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I posted this question on Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20415261/how-to-get-the-threshold-of-pedometer-app-in-windows-phone
minitech♦ locked it afterwards with the comment:
Hello. Rolling back to bump your post and try to get it answered will have the rather opposite effect of me preventing it from getting answered or being bumped. Thanks.
What's wrong with my post? How can I get it unlocked?
You have been rolling that post back and forth between two basically-identical versions for a while. The only reason to do this is that you want to keep bumping your post over and over. Don't. This is considered abusive behaviour, so a moderator has locked the entire post to prevent you from doing it any more. This not only prevents you editing the question, but also prevents anyone from answering it. Hence the comment.
The lock message is pretty self explanatory.
It is because you were rolling the question back multiple times consecutively in order to bring attention to the question. I consider this spam. The question was locked to prevent this.
Because you rollback the post 12 times and it's like switching between Revision 1 and 2.
From your comment
I did that because i am new here,and want to find what is Revision and why it becomes more when i choose another.
If you don't know about Revision check it on Help Center.
What is a rollback?
A rollback reverts a question or answer to a previous version in the edit history. The rollback action itself then appears as the most recent item in the edit history.
