My question is related to the audits during reviews. I accept value of each audit (to keep attention, correct personal decision algorithm, etc.). However, some time ago in the category **First Posts**, I came across an audit where the **edit** was required as correct answer. I spent some time to putting the code format/question/phrasing together to look good and then I found that the spent time was useless.

Previously I've visited:

* ["suggested edit" review test edits are still occuring](https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/276020/suggested-edit-review-test-edits-are-still-occuring)
* [When, if ever, will I stop getting review audits?](https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/260154/when-if-ever-will-i-stop-getting-review-audits)
* ... and some more questions on this topic, not found answer that would clear this up

**Q: For audits where Edit is required and *reviewer* must improve the question, wouldn't it be much more sufficient to stop the test once the `Edit` button is pressed?**

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Edit: I've come accross same situation today and once pressed `Edit` button, the review stopped there. But the reasonable act was to **downvote, edit, flag or vote down**. I remember the issued behavior above from some time before. So if it was implement/cleared out for all the queues, please confirm that too.

[![Working example](https://i.stack.imgur.com/z77wS.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/z77wS.png)