12. A system to identify compounding relationships between suggested edits in an electronic document, comprising: a processor; a memory operatively connected to the processor, wherein the memory stores instructions that cause the processor to: receive a set of one or more first edits and a second edit to the electronic document; receive an acceptance of the second edit from an editor of the electronic document; filter the set of one or more first edits to remove deletions in the electronic document and include insertions and modifications in the electronic document, to obtain at least a subset of the one or more first edits; identify a shared position of the subset of one or more first edits and the second edit in the electronic document; determine the subset of one or more first edits and second edit have compounding relationships based at least in part on the identification, by determining that the subset of one or more first edits are required to be accepted in order for the second edit to be accepted; and in response to determining that the subset of one or more first edits and the second have compounding relationships, automatically accept the subset of one or more first edits in response to receiving the acceptance of the second edit.
12. A system to identify compounding relationships between suggested edits in an electronic document, comprising: a processor; a memory operatively connected to the processor, wherein the memory stores instructions that cause the processor to: receive a set of one or more first edits and a second edit to the electronic document; receive an acceptance of the second edit from an editor of the electronic document; filter the set of one or more first edits to remove deletions in the electronic document and include insertions and modifications in the electronic document, to obtain at least a subset of the one or more first edits; identify a shared position of the subset of one or more first edits and the second edit in the electronic document; determine the subset of one or more first edits and second edit have compounding relationships based at least in part on the identification, by determining that the subset of one or more first edits are required to be accepted in order for the second edit to be accepted; and in response to determining that the subset of one or more first edits and the second have compounding relationships, automatically accept the subset of one or more first edits in response to receiving the acceptance of the second edit. 14. The system of claim 12 , wherein the subset of one or more first edits and the second edit have compounding relationships when the second edit is dependent on the subset of one or more first edits, wherein the subset of one or more first edits comprises a first modification of an element to obtain a modified element, and the second edit comprises a second modification of the modified element.