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I think that this is a Windows-only answer, but I'm not sure.
@someone since you are fairly active in the review queues, if you come across a post in LQP that you are confident that should be flagged/closed or if it's OK, you can link it here so we can also vote for it. This is not something that you must do, but it can be helpful so that the queue can be cleared faster.
Is A Partitioning Question actually asking too many questions? Should it be closed as Too Broad? Is it worth sharping up with an edit? The title is too vague/imprecise to be useful.
@mickmackusa I think that question has value. The answer gives a lot of useful information and addresses most of the specifics in the question. I've just edited it myself as I find it easier to come up with a title after editing!
@Someone A bounty lasts for 7 days. You can award a bounty one day after it started. If you haven't awarded the bounty after 7 days, you get an additional day during which you can award it. This additional day is the bounty's grace period.
@BeastOfCaerbannog Yes, many of my answers are getting frequent upvotes, because fo formatting and of course the content. I learnt many things from Chilli555, N0rbert and especially you! @BeastOfCaerbannog
Oops, I double pinged you. I'm too lazy to edit.
Oops, I mentioned Gnome in this comment! The answer wasn`t related to Gnome! It was related to chromium! This all happened because of the poor design of the L&QP review queue (sometimes it's good to blame others)
I appreciate you editing my answer, but don't you think you put more work into edit summary instead of the edit itself? XD
@Someone Well, I think leaving helpful editing comments is important. I usually write some details in these comments, but I tend to write a bit more to yours, since you actually read them and apply them.
@Someone Well, I agree with OP's comment (and also find it a bit funny). You are not obliged to leave one of the canned comments. You can always select "No comment" in the review and add one later.
I wouldn't consider "Change GTK theme" a specific setting. This is a general thing in this case. The specific thing is "Go to foo then bar and click blah".
I agree that the intention of your comment was good, but it was actually confusing. I will explain a bit more.
You said: "Can you edit your answer to make it more specific? Can you tell a specific setting or location where we could go and find this setting? Thanks for posting an answer but your answer in its current state is unclear! You can edit to make it more specific and clear."
@BeastOfCaerbannog Thank you Beast - That's excellent!
Separate question for the Room - Am I correct in understanding that an "Approve Edit" requires two votes, but doing an "Improve Edit" would immediately accept the edits (and incorporate mine) and short-circuit the need for a second vote (assuming it didn't have another vote already)? Does that make sense?
I came across a question with a linked screenshot, so I started to edit it to change it to embedded (with the understanding that new/low-rep users can't do that on their own, even for their own posts). I noticed that there was a pending edit for approval, which turned out to be the same thing, of course (just changing the linked image to embedded). So I just hit "Approve", which then didn't get immediately incorporated since it required another vote.
But it's exactly the same edit I was planning on doing myself, which wouldn't have required any extra approval/votes ...
It seems I should have done "Improve Edit", instead? Or just deal with it and wait for the second vote?