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I'm aware that questions that are edited within 5 days of being put on-hold are bumped into the Reopen Queue.

However, it's not clear whether rolling back the edits will remove it.

I'm curious about this as there's been a case where a user has made an insubstantial edit to a closed question, which has put it into the Reopen queue - I obviously can't tell whether they voted for it themselves, but there's strong evidence to believe they have (based on past patterns).

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  • If they voted to reopen, then the question would be in the reopen queue anyway, edit or no edit.
    – user259867
    Oct 26, 2014 at 1:29
  • @Weapon yup, but my understanding is that if the question is automatically added, it'll state that in the queue item (as it did for this question: This question was edited after it was closed. Should it be reopened? or something like that), rather than just Should this question be reopened? I might be wrong, though.
    – jimsug
    Oct 26, 2014 at 1:55

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No, a rollback does not remove a post from the reopen review queue if it was entered through an edit.

Instead the review shows that the most recent edit was a rollback:

rollback in review

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