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I have suggested this edit. After submitting it, I noticed that the first word in the title wasn't capitalized, so I did a ninja edit to fix that – which counts as the same edit, if I understand correctly.

The edit was then rejected by Community ("conflicted with subsequent edit"), but was applied anyway, and I can't see another edit on the post.

Did my ninja edit conflict with my first edit?

I've seen a similar question, but that was for a case where a reviewer chose "reject and improve".

Edited to add: I guess I'm wondering why it looks like the question never looked any different from what it does now, but it did: code was not formatted, for example.

I have suggested this edit. After submitting it, I noticed that the first word in the title wasn't capitalized, so I did a ninja edit to fix that – which counts as the same edit, if I understand correctly.

The edit was then rejected by Community ("conflicted with subsequent edit"), but was applied anyway, and I can't see another edit on the post.

Did my ninja edit conflict with my first edit?

I've seen a similar question, but that was for a case where a reviewer chose "reject and improve".

Edited to add: I guess I'm wondering why it looks like the question never looked any different from what it does now, but it did: code was not formatted, for example.

I have suggested this edit. After submitting it, I noticed that the first word in the title wasn't capitalized, so I did a ninja edit to fix that – which counts as the same edit, if I understand correctly.

The edit was then rejected by Community ("conflicted with subsequent edit"), but was applied anyway, and I can't see another edit on the post.

Did my ninja edit conflict with my first edit?

I've seen a similar question, but that was for a case where a reviewer chose "reject and improve".

Edited to add: I guess I'm wondering why it looks like the question never looked any different from what it does now, but it did: code was not formatted, for example.

I have suggested this edit. After submitting it, I noticed that the first word in the title wasn't capitalized, so I did a ninja edit to fix that – which counts as the same edit, if I understand correctly.

The edit was then rejected by Community ("conflicted with subsequent edit"), but was applied anyway, and I can't see another edit on the post.

Did my ninja edit conflict with my first edit?

I've seen a similar question, but that was for a case where a reviewer chose "reject and improve".

Edited to add: I guess I'm wondering why it looks like the question never looked any different from what it does now, but it did: code was not formatted, for example.

I have suggested this edit. After submitting it, I noticed that the first word in the title wasn't capitalized, so I did a ninja edit to fix that – which counts as the same edit, if I understand correctly.

The edit was then rejected by Community ("conflicted with subsequent edit"), but was applied anyway, and I can't see another edit on the post.

Did my ninja edit conflict with my first edit?

I've seen a similar question, but that was for a case where a reviewer chose "reject and improve".

I have suggested this edit. After submitting it, I noticed that the first word in the title wasn't capitalized, so I did a ninja edit to fix that – which counts as the same edit, if I understand correctly.

The edit was then rejected by Community ("conflicted with subsequent edit"), but was applied anyway, and I can't see another edit on the post.

Did my ninja edit conflict with my first edit?

I've seen a similar question, but that was for a case where a reviewer chose "reject and improve".

Edited to add: I guess I'm wondering why it looks like the question never looked any different from what it does now, but it did: code was not formatted, for example.