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To appeal a rejected edit, you could come to Meta, or come to Super User chat and ask in Root Access or Ask a Super User Moderator for advice. Note that it's of course hard to know whether an edit of …

At the moment, you've basically got to click through every suggested edit you have to find out whether it was rejected or accepted. Yes, you have to do that. What I'd love to see is this, which would …

Let's look at those individually: Your first edit was okay, but you missed capitalizing abbreviations like "hdmi" and "dvi". It wasn't bad, but in general you should try to fix all issues with a pos …

Is clicking approve and requiring a 2nd users intervention to also approve if I am a 2k user a bug or a feature? Yes, indeed. We require two reviewers to agree on a suggested edit. This is mostl …

I've been creating some tag excerpts, but somehow they've made it into my review queue. Of course, I can't accept or reject them, they're just there. Is this a bug or by design?

You did change the meaning of the post. From: Will the video card (GT720M) on the laptop perform better (…) ? To: Can the video card handle the higher resolutions? (…) why isn't it doing …

do I reject because the entire question should die a slow painful death? That wouldn't be the reason to reject. I mean, we don't want the question to "die" or however you may call it — we just do …

They aren't actively "pushed" to your inbox. The only way to find out if an edit suggestion was accepted or rejected is to: Check your reputation Check your activity This applies to both approved …

Unfortunately, there is no way to undo approvals. You can't undo reject votes either, and come to think about it, in Stack Exchange sites there's rarely an option to undo actions (apart from redacting …

Go to your Profile » Activity » Suggestions. You will get a list of suggestions — not the pending ones, though, just all in a giant list. (Shameless self-promotion: Vote for feature request #2 here …