If a regular edit is approved, any pending minor edit would be deleted. This is acceptable because it means the minor editor could have made a regular edit. The potential problem here is grammar enthusiasts spamming inboxes with useless edits, so I would say there should be a limit of 1 minor edit a day for users under 2k rep.
What is wrong with minor edits in Stack Overflow?
The first change was correct, though I would consider that as “too minor” on its own. The second change was (a) not needed, and (b) incorrect use of formatting. Bold formatting is intended for emphasis where it is needed. In this instance, it is perfectly clear what is being said without adding bold to “Account”.
How to avoid Medically Unlikely Edits ( Mues )?
Avoid payer denials by ensuring your provider or supplier follows the rules for allowable MUE units. Understanding why Medically Unlikely Edits (MUEs) were established, how they are organized, and the criteria on which edit rationales are based may help medical coders and billers avoid denials or, at a minimum, properly resolve a denial.
When to use modifier 25 for evaluation and management?
Consider both Medicare and CPT® guidelines before billing both services using modifier 25. The issue of whether an evaluation and management (E/M) service is separately reportable from a service classified as a minor surgical procedure is not new.
What should I do if my edit was rejected?
If an edit was rejected, there should be a notification message displayed, linking to the page of the suggested edit (which states the reject reason). This kind of feedback would improve the editing behavior, since otherwise, inappropriate suggestions might just continue.
Do you have to make a 6 Character Edit?
The edit is going to need to be at least a 6 character edit no matter what; that is required to be able to submit the edit at all, and is different from what is described in the question here. Even after making a 6 character edit, the suggestion can be rejected if the reviewers feel it is not significant enough. – Servy May 5 ’14 at 18:48
