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In some [closed] questions, an edit may not be enough to the community consider it to reopening, so it is voted to Leave Closed three times. Therefore, the question will no longer be on the Reopen Votes review queue.
If the question is edited after three Leave Closed votes, does it return to the Reopen Votes review queue?
I think the answer to this can be found at How do you reopen a closed question?:
Editing the body of a question within five days of closure will also add it to the Reopen Review queue, where people with the the ability to cast reopen votes will assess it. A question can only be added to the Reopen Review queue once per closure via editing, and if it's edited, reviewers will be shown a diff view of the edit by default. For this reason, you should make sure that any edits after closure should make clear why the question should be reopened. If you or someone else makes a minor edit and doesn't follow up with a more major edit, reviewers may only see the minor edit and thus disagree with reopening, which may force you to resort to the next option [which is Requesting on meta to reopen].
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Shog9 answered this question on meta.SO:
A question will only be enqueued once per closure via editing. It will be enqueued once per reopen vote as long as there are no outstanding reopen votes that've already triggered a review.
I conclude that if the question is edited after three Leave Closed votes, it will not return to the Reopen Votes review queue.
