Community actions
Community actions
Proposing edits
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Contributor workflow
- Choose a kind first: Correction (answer wrong or incomplete for this question) or Clarification (answer is fine; clearer wording or extra detail). Kind is locked after submit.
- You can propose changes to the answer text, rule references, and a reason for the edit. The question text itself cannot be edited.
- Multiple pending proposals are allowed on the same question. Either kind blocks Verify until resolved.
- After you submit, you'll see “Proposal submitted for review!” — arbiters see it in the Review Queue.
- Adding extra options or tips? Prefer a Comment unless you need the official answer updated.
Changing a pending proposal
- You may changeyour own pending Edit Proposal only — not other users' proposals.
- You can change it only while it is still pending. This stops once an Arbiter Approves, Rejects, or Supercedes it.
- The same fields as submit are editable: proposed answer, rule references, and reason. Question text is still not editable.
- On the Question page, Change proposal on your own pending card opens the form inline.
- If an Arbiter acts on your proposal first, your save fails and you can no longer change that proposal.
- You may also Withdraw your own pending proposal to remove it from the Review Queue entirely. Withdrawn proposals cannot be restored — submit a new one if needed.
What happens on approval
- Your proposed answer replaces the current text and the question becomes verified (both Correction and Clarification)
- Correction: you earn +10 rep; Votes settle as if the prior answer were wrong for verify-aligned voters (Accuracy Streak may reset)
- Clarification: you earn +2 rep; Votes and Accuracy Streaks are not settled as wrong-direction
- Any other pending proposals on the same question are automatically superseded
Rejected proposals
If an arbiter rejects your proposal, you'll receive a notification with the reason. Rejected proposals earn no reputation.
Correction History
Each question page has a collapsible Correction History showing past approved edits — you can see how the answer evolved over time.
For how reputation works and what you earn, see Reputation & leaderboard.