It depends on the queue. The queues have one consistent option, though — the “skip” option. This permanently skips the post (you won’t see it in the same review queue again, unless you pull it up in your review history) and is useful if you’re not sure what to do.
What are the review queues, and how do they work?
Review queues contain posts that possibly need community attention, as determined by the system or other members of the community. You are shown these posts, one at a time, and you “review” them.
Is there a low quality post queue on meta?
Low Quality Posts does not exist on per-site metas, but does exist on Meta Stack Exchange. On Stack Overflow, this queue only consists of answers, as questions are instead reviewed in Triage (see “Triage” below). The Close Votes queue contains questions with active votes or flags to close the question.
How does the close votes queue in Reddit work?
The Close Votes queue contains questions with active votes or flags to close the question. Along with the moderator tools, this is one of the best ways to find questions that need closing.
How does the review queue work on Reddit?
Each user has their own copy of the queue — if you review a post in a queue, it is not necessarily removed from that queue for other users. It gets removed for all users after a few more reviews by other users (the exact amount depends upon the queue and review action done ).
How do suggested edits work in Stack Overflow?
Two accept or reject votes are required to remove the suggested edit from the queue and either apply the edit to the post or discard it. It used to be a single vote (two on Stack Overflow), later three on SO, and then later still SO was dropped back to two to match the rest of the network.
How are suggested edits held in peer review?
Suggested edits are held in a peer review queue of a fixed size. If the queue fills up, no more edit suggestions will be allowed until the queue has some empty space. Who can vote on a suggested edit?
