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The Suggested edits dialog needs a fourth button: Reject and report to moderators.

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Else after we reject it it might not stay around on our screen for us to figure out how to report it.

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    I do agree. However, if you do need to contact a moderator for an edit, you can raise a flag on any post (e.g., the one that was edited or even one of your own) and put a link to the problematic edit in the textbox along with explanation what the problem is. It's not ideal but it should serve you for the 6-8 time units it takes to create this feature.
    – VLAZ
    Commented Feb 10 at 7:29
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    Does this answer your question? Can we report abuse on suggested edits? Commented Feb 10 at 7:32
  • Of note, suggested edits that get rejected as spam do feed into an automated system that blocks edits, and causes the edit to not be visible to logged-out users. Commented Feb 10 at 7:43
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    Well, one feels that if one chooses "reject", the offending message might fly away never to be seen again. Thus no way to subsequently sit down and figure out how to take the second separate step to report it. Thus my idea of a "two in one" button. Commented Feb 10 at 7:45
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    @RobertLongson It seems that post merely points out the problem, whereas this one is a feature request for a solution to that problem. The same workaround (Reject, then flag) suggested here in the comments is the accepted answer there.
    – Joachim
    Commented Feb 10 at 8:07
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    @RobertLongson That question, while tagged as a feature request at the time you voted to close, doesn't actually ask for it to be implemented. The title of that question just ask if it's possible to report abuse (support), and its body just asks if something should be done (discussion). I've retagged that question so its tags match its title and body and am moving to leave this open. Commented Feb 10 at 8:25
  • Also in meta.stackexchange.com/questions/96848/… we see once one answers the current dialog the item indeed flies away. Commented Feb 12 at 4:38

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