When I reject a suggested edit from a new user veteran SE user (and moderator on other sites) for "harm" and leave an explanation, does the user see the explanation?
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When I reject a suggested edit from a new user veteran SE user (and moderator on other sites) for "harm" and leave an explanation, does the user see the explanation?
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No, they do not, no notification is presented and no message on or intuitive links from the question make the suggested edit history visible. For all practical purposes the edit is just lost from the suggester's perspective.
Even being very familiar with the SE system (I'm a 100k network wide and a mod on two sites) I was baffled by what happened to my first edit. I assumed that it must have gotten clobbered by your other edit. I re-submitted it rather than complain about where it went because that was easier, but I was quite confused. It is possible to find this buried in the activity log in my history, but I had to hunt for it. This should probably be turned into a report on meta.stackexchange.com as this should probably generate a notification or some sort of message if you try to edit again.