I had two spam edits from the same user in a short interval: on this contribution and and this one (which I rolled back). Despite his reputation he (or she) seems to be a rather difficult user (I remember he has been blocked on at least one stackexchange site in the past and I had "bump ins" with him in the past as well). Is there a way to protect/block/etc. myself from such a user? If not what else should I do, what would be appropriate?
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1It has been taken care of. If it happens again please flag for a moderator on the affected post.– DavidPostill ModCommented Sep 19, 2020 at 21:15
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Thank you, I will, is it possible to get notified if changes to my posts are done? I think by default I only get a message if the change is "suggested" by a user with less then 2000 rep.– AlbinCommented Sep 20, 2020 at 7:50
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Unfortunately, notifications are not sent for minor edits. See No notification was received for an edit to a post– DavidPostill ModCommented Sep 20, 2020 at 8:02
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I see, so the only solution would be to check all my posts manually (which will be too time consuming)? Also I just realized why he did those edits, he wanted to retract his votes (which he couldn't do without an edit), so hopefully he won't do it again unless he has other upvotes he wants to remove.– AlbinCommented Sep 20, 2020 at 8:25
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I am not sure, but check the Reactions tab in the Activity tab of your Profile?– WasifCommented Sep 20, 2020 at 11:30
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1@WasifHasan I don't have a "reactions" tab, I think you mean "Responses", right? That one has a sub tap "revision" which seems to list all revisions made to my questions and answers. Thanks.– AlbinCommented Sep 22, 2020 at 5:47
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I believe that the time has proved to be enough to explain the event, and for the purpose of avoiding exposure of the condition of members of my family, I prefer to delete the answer, I hope you understand– Io-oICommented Apr 15, 2021 at 19:45
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