How will Editor, Strunk & White and Copy Editor be affected by the new <2k edit mechanism? Will submitting an edit as a <2k user count towards those badges? Will approving someone else's edits count? Will they be entirely unaffected, perhaps because <2k editing will count towards a separate, parallel set of badges?
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From a post's history perspective (and hence badges) edit suggestions are identical to performing actual edits.
So if you perform a ton of suggested edits you may qualify for the Strunk & White
badge prior to having full edit rights.
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3i have <2k and i made some edits (stackoverflow.com/users/461989/igor-milla?tab=reputation you can see all those +2 rep), but according to all kinds of queries (like this data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/s/1024) i have only 1 edit. So is this a bug somewhere or i misunderstand something? Mar 11, 2011 at 16:33
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I got S&W on SO over a month ago (and I had <1k rep back then). May 18, 2011 at 21:25
I approved an edit earlier and the person who submitted the edit was listed as the last editor on the post, not me. I think that's as it should be. Since they're doing the work and getting credit for the edit, the edit should count for editor badges as well.
I don't see why suggested edits shouldn't count. They're edits just like all others. If you manage to get 100 edits through the suggestion system, you surely deserve a reward!
I can see approving edits count towards its own badge, maybe ("Supervisor"?), but nothing more than a bronze one to be honest.
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14Community deserves a gold badge or two, for all the junk it has to put up with.– PopsJan 28, 2011 at 16:46
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badge once the edit was approved.