@Randal'Thor Not really familiar with snakes being able to turn into dragons. That might be a variant telling dependent on region and not tied to a specific canon. Especially because I have confirmation there are multiple tellings of that story

The imugi article in Korean I can't translate because it's way too technical, but I applied Google translate on the page (which seemed to do a pretty good job, no wonky sentences) and doesn't seem to add and relevant information.

Most important thing I noticed was that imugis seem to be tied to a specific water sources. They stay submerged in order to like... gain better control of the water? I assuming this is related to the fact that dragons are associated with cloud and rain

@Brahadeesh In some of your previous suggested edits, I replaced the sup tags, which reduce readability, with list markup etc, but I can't remember reviewing that one.

@Brahadeesh Questions about (supposed) synonyms may turn out to provide answers pointing out that certain tags are not actually synonyms but need descriptions that make them easier to distinguish. retag-request specifically asks to retag certain questions, while retagging can also be about a retagging that happened in the (recent) past and that appears problematic.

@Brahadeesh Looking at the revision history of the wiki, I see that I edited your suggested edit. So that's the wiki. I didn't touch the excerpt, apparently.

@Tsundoku Will you help me tomorrow? :D

@Brahadeesh Editing a suggested edit is one of the options you have during a review. You get options such as "approve", "reject", "improve ..." and something else I can't remember.

@Knight I have downloaded a PDF version of the novel from Archive.org, so I can start reading tomorrow.

Thanks :)

@Brahadeesh I picked "Improve Edit" while reviewing the suggested edit for login then.

@Brahadeesh That's strange, because I habitually click "Improve Edit" if I want to change something in a suggested edit. So there's either a bug or I accidentally clicked the wrong button.

@Bookworm It's almost as if Lepore read Camus' "les êtres livrés aux êtres" as Sartre's "Hell is other people", which is probably a stretch.

@Brahadeesh OK. What action do you want me to pick?

OK.

By the way, I currently have this edit in front of me.

It's fine, but I wouldn't add asterisks in question titles, since Markdown doesn't work there anyway.

The info page looks the same as for everybody else, I think. "There is no usage guidance for this tag … yet!" (etc) and "There is no tag wiki for this tag … yet!" (etc). The review page has the buttons "Approve", "Improve Edit", "Reject and Edit", "Reject", "Delete" and "Skip".

Oh, and the bottom of the info page has the following links: "Edit pending", "Excerpt edit pending", "History" and "Excerpt history". There is no "Edit tag info" button.

yes

Yes, that takes me to the same review page as the "review queue" drop-down.

Yes, I can get to the wiki review first, i.e. from the info page.

Probably has to do with the tag wiki and excerpt being linked somehow internally, and the "Improve" made something weird happen

I'd recommend asking on Meta Stack Exchange, though. ;)

So I have reviewed the wiki edit ("Improve Edit"). The bottom of the info page now has the following links: "Edit pending", "History", "Excerpt history".

No, it appears only under "History", not under "Excerpt History". I'll review the excerpt edit now.

I meant that your edit appears when I go to "History", not when I open the "Excerpt History". (Not "under" in the sense of "below".)

Yes, that's exactly what it does.

@Brahadeesh That explains the upvotes.