Re:Docker for Windows won't run if Razer Synapse driver mana...
by CJefferson on Tuesday February 18, 2020 @06:08PM
(#22361393)
"We must fix grammatical errors and must not fix technical errors" agrees with my experience on stackoverflow perfectly.
Re:Docker for Windows won't run if Razer Synapse driver mana...
by Ajedi32 on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @09:55AM
(#22365941)
Fixing technical errors is strongly encouraged, just not via the suggested edits feature. Like I said, a comment or an alternative answer would be more appropriate.
Re:Docker for Windows won't run if Razer Synapse driver mana...
by Miraste on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @12:23PM
(#22367662)
If the fix is buried in a comment or lower answer, far fewer people will see it, especially on the ossified, highly-voted answers where it's often needed. Difficulty moderating proposed edits is a process problem, and comments aren't a good workaround.
Re:Docker for Windows won't run if Razer Synapse driver mana...
by crooked-v on Tuesday February 18, 2020 @12:03PM
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"You can comment" doesn't help when you need a certain rep threshold just to comment.
Re:Docker for Windows won't run if Razer Synapse driver mana...
by chipperyman573 on Tuesday February 18, 2020 @04:35PM
(#22360646)
Don't you need more to propose an edit?
If an answer is factually wrong (as opposed to just poorly formatted or missing a few details), generally its better to leave a comment rather than try to edit it.
I agree its not ideal, but suggested edits go into a site-wide review queue, so not everyone reviewing them will necessarily be familiar with C. This makes edit reviews a poor tool for evaluating factual correctness; the comments section and voting system on answers is a better tool for that job.