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+1 because she likes new wave and especially pop synth, when I'm with you baby I go outta my head and I just can't get enough, I just can't get enough. And Rick Astley rules!
It became an issue on one question as it was changed after a bunch of answers were up. There was some criticism of some answers which were not relevant at the time the answers were posted. As it happened I thought I should get on meta and make the suggestion. But if the community thinks it's a bad idea then that's fine. It was just an idea I thought of in the moment.
I guess you missed what I was trying to say. Maybe I didn't phrase it well. I was simply suggesting if the OP edits his own question that we could have a redline to know that. The purpose is so that when we are evaluating answers we can see if an answer that might be off a little was really a good answer at the time it was given. The purpose is not for somebody who wants to answer a question as they should use the current version as it stands. It's for the reader who is evaluating answers. I hope that makes what I'm saying a bit clearer.
@JasonBaker I don't believe that most people when reading questions and answers for information read all of the edits to see if an answer may or may not be invalid based on prior question edits.
@Richard interesting since you pointed this out to me yesterday. A question got changed which invalidated part of your answer on the ranks star trek question.
