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Those that may not have many questions or many answers or comment a lot or vote a lot or review a lot or flag a lot but have sufficient rep (I think 2k is the bar), can still improve existing questions and answers by editing. I believe there are people like this or people who just like to improve existing content by editing it.

They would:

  • choose specific, suitable question titles
  • remove unnecessary parts (salutations, roundabout formulations)
  • correct spelling or grammar mistakes
  • improve formatting of text, tables, graphics
  • streamline examples
  • add-in feedback from comments
  • check appropriate keyword usage

and thereby improve content, preferably of highly important (scored or visited) content. I would dare to say that the editing role is sufficiently different from the asker or answerer role with unique requirements. And the editing activity is surely having a very important impact on the success of the site, improving the quality of the content.

Editor

Those that may not have many questions or many answers or comment a lot or vote a lot or review a lot or flag a lot but have sufficient rep (I think 2k is the bar), can still improve existing questions and answers by editing. I believe there are people like this or people who just like to improve existing content by editing it.

They would:

  • choose specific, suitable question titles
  • remove unnecessary parts (salutations, roundabout formulations)
  • correct spelling or grammar mistakes
  • improve formatting of text, tables, graphics
  • streamline examples
  • add-in feedback from comments
  • check appropriate keyword usage

and thereby improve content, preferably of highly important (scored or visited) content. I would dare to say that the editing role is sufficiently different from the asker or answerer role with unique requirements. And the editing activity is surely having a very important impact on the success of the site, improving the quality of the content.

Editor

Those that may not have many questions or many answers or comment a lot or vote a lot or review a lot or flag a lot but have sufficient rep (I think 2k is the bar), can still improve existing questions and answers by editing. I believe there are people like this or people who just like to improve existing content by editing it.

They would:

  • choose specific, suitable question titles
  • remove unnecessary parts (salutations, roundabout formulations)
  • correct spelling or grammar mistakes
  • improve formatting of text, tables, graphics
  • streamline examples
  • add-in feedback from comments
  • check appropriate keyword usage

and thereby improve content, preferably of highly important (scored or visited) content. I would dare to say that the editing role is sufficiently different from the asker or answerer role with unique requirements. And the editing activity is surely having a very important impact on the success of the site, improving the quality of the content.

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Editor

Those that may not have many questions or many answers or comment a lot or vote a lot or review a lot or flag a lot but have sufficient rep (I think 2k is the bar), can still improve existing questions and answers by editing. I believe there are people like this or people who just like to improve existing content by editing it.

They would:

  • choose specific, suitable question titles
  • remove unnecessary parts (salutations, roundabout formulations)
  • correct spelling or grammar mistakes
  • improve formatting of text, tables, graphics
  • streamline examples
  • add-in feedback from comments
  • check appropriate keyword usage

and thereby improve content, preferably of highly important (scored or visited) content. I would dare to say that the editing role is sufficiently different from the asker or answerer role with unique requirements. And the editing activity is surely having a very important impact on the success of the site, improving the quality of the content.