Today another user edited my answer for formatting, and in my opinion, made it worse. I can manually revert the changes of course, but there are several dozen. Is there an option to just rollback the edit? I see that option for my own edits, but not for this one. Is there a better way to handle this situation?
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I found the answer - the "rollback" option on old edits means "rollback to this edit" - I am used to DVCS where "rollback" means "undo."
So, to revert an edit, just find a previous edit and select "rollback" to return to that state.
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$\begingroup$ "Rollback" means to undo edits to revert to a prior version. Stackoverflow is using the DVCS definition. $\endgroup$ Commented Jan 23, 2015 at 22:48