Yes - if your editing results in the flag being no longer necessary, it can be removed. For example, say you saw the question 'What is the value of Pi to ten decimal places' - and the answer had been flagged as gibberish, because someone had answered 'ten pieces of pie'. - If you were to replace that answer with the correct one of 3.1415926536, you can remove the flag - as the question no longer has a 'gibberish' answer.
If the answer has multiple flags, only remove the one(s) you're correcting.
Finding the FlagsClick on the Related link below to see the list of flagged questions and answers.
On the left navigation bar. It says Flagged Questions.
The number of flagged questions is constantly changing. As of July 21, 2017, there are approximately 129,991 flagged questions and answers on WikiAnswers.
Almost every answer that is flagged needs to be edited, and flagged questions are from every topic. Find a category and go to its homepage, find "flagged questions" in its blue side-bar, and find some answers you want to edit.
Only answers can be "Flagged", therefore non-answered questions cannot be flagged.
If a question was flagged (for example) for gibberish, and you edit the answer to make it more sensible, it needs to be un-flaged to remove it from the list of answers that still need improving.
UnflaggingStrength is a WikiAnswers bot that is helping to manage flagged answers.
Dingobot does not flag questions, he flags answers. If your question has been flagged and there has been no answer, then a human user has flagged it.
You, yourself as a user don't exactly get flagged on WikiAnswers. You can have your account reported by a user, though, if they click on the "Report abuse" link on your profile, your message board or even your contributions. However, your answers can get flagged by other users or by the bots on this site if they detect gibberish, websites, profanity, long answer changed, etc. Other users can flag your answers (or questions) if they feel something is missing or needs changing.
Any web address or URL located in the answer will be flagged either by a user or bot. This is because it is located in the answer and not in 'related links'. If you want to add a link to support your answer click add related links and add it.
Answers that are nonsense, contain personal information, inappropriate language or otherwise violate the terms of use are flagged automatically by the system and removed or edited.
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