Recently, we've had some suggested edit spam from anonymous
users. The specific question being targeted is protected:
protected by studiohack ♦ Apr 27 '11 at 1:10   Great, so 10
reputation is required to answer the question. This doesn't stop
anonymous and new users from spamming edit suggestions. Could
the same restriction be applied to suggested edits to the
protected question and its answers?  As this would only apply to
protected questions, which evidently attract not-so-good
attention, it would not hinder new and anonymous users' ability
to edit for the most part.  share|improve this question thanks!
mee too! –  FlavorScape Jun 21 '12 at 22:12 add comment  3
Answers  I agree with this, but I also know what the answer is
going to be: this is why suggested edits must be peer reviewed.
Suggested edits were created to crowd-source editing, and one of
the goals from the start was to invite the entire world to
suggested editing. This only works, of course, if:    1. The
community takes some interest in the s