If this edit had gone through a review, it would probably be rejected as "too minor" (there, I "misused backticks" again).

What gives?

Edit: Just to clarify, is there really only one way to write file size suffixes? Not even Google gives a clear answer:

• "4 GB", 110 million hits.
• "4GB", 320 million hits.
• "256 GB", 6 million hits.
• "256GB", 19 million hits.

If this edit had gone through a review, it would probably be rejected as "too minor" (there, I "misused backticks" again).

What gives?

Edit: Just to clarify, is there really only one way to write file size suffixes? Not even Google gives a clear answer:

• "4 GB", 110 million hits.
• "4GB", 320 million hits.
• "256 GB", 6 million hits.
• "256GB", 19 million hits.

If this edit had gone through a review, it would probably be rejected as "too minor" (there, I "misused backticks" again).

What gives?

If this edit had gone through a review, it would probably be rejected as "too minor" (there, I "misused backticks" again).

What gives?

Edit: Just to clarify, is there really only one way to write file size suffixes? Not even Google gives a clear answer:

• "4 GB", 110 million hits.
• "4GB", 320 million hits.
• "256 GB", 6 million hits.
• "256GB", 19 million hits.

If this edit was gone through a review, it would probably be rejected as "too minor" (there, I "misused backticks" again).

What gives?

If this edit had gone through a review, it would probably be rejected as "too minor" (there, I "misused backticks" again).

What gives?