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There are three issues: 1) We are not generating enough actionable suggestions because the ones that skipped end up building up. This needs a manual clearing, or maybe an automatic 'remove from queue after [3] views'. The other option is to add an option to [remove suggestion] if it's clearly not a fit. 2) Editors are getting no edit was made errors because, i think, that link has already been changed by the time they add it. This is a queuing problem that should be impossible so long as one person has a link open they should own it and no one else can make that change. 3) Generating new (good) suggestions has to happen faster than good links are added, or else we go down the quality spiral.

There are three issues: 1) We are not generating enough actionable suggestions because the ones that skipped end up building up. This needs a manual clearing, or maybe an automatic 'remove from queue after [3] views'. The other option is to add an option to [remove suggestion] if it's clearly not a fit ({T166308}). 2) Editors are getting no edit was made errors because, i think, that link has already been changed by the time they add it ({T178979}). This is a queuing problem that should be impossible so long as one person has a link open they should own it and no one else can make that change. 3) Generating new (good) suggestions has to happen faster than good links are added, or else we go down the quality spiral.

There are three issues: 1) We are not generating enough actionable suggestions because the ones that skipped end up building up. This needs a manual clearing, or maybe an automatic 'remove from queue after [3] views'. The other option is to add an option to [remove suggestion] if it's clearly not a fit ({T166308}). 2) Editors are getting no edit was made errors because, i think, that link has already been changed by the time they add it ({T178979}). This is a queuing problem that should be impossible so long as one person has a link open they should own it and no one else can make that change. 3) Generating new (good) suggestions has to happen faster than good links are added, or else we go down the quality spiral.