I suggest reverting the title & body title in that specific case. (as its a really old question)

The edit invalidate your answer, but you must know the edit was because of a OP comment he left 2hr after your answer. (that he has not yum)

The context didnt changed, I see it as a human error, as the OP should had left you that comment, as it was surely because of your answer he wrote it, and a really late edit that brought back the question in the feed.

That would bring the context back if you agree

The edit invalidate your answer, but you must know the edit was because of a old OP comment he left 2 hours after your answer. (that he has not yum)

I don’t know how we can protect into that specific case, as I see it as a human error, as the OP should had left you that comment (on your answer or tagged), as it was surely because of your answer he wrote it, and a really late edit that brought back the question into the feed.

Reverting the edit could be an option, but the edit was fair if you take into context the OP comment.

I suggest reverting the title & body edit

I dont like title edit that invalidate an answer, it bring downvote, but, I would undelete a comment from the OP that he left under his question. (after your answer was wrote, that his system as not yum)

That would bring the context back if you agree

I suggest reverting the title & body title in that specific case. (as its a really old question)

The edit invalidate your answer, but you must know the edit was because of a OP comment he left 2hr after your answer. (that he has not yum)

The context didnt changed, I see it as a human error, as the OP should had left you that comment, as it was surely because of your answer he wrote it, and a really late edit that brought back the question in the feed.

That would bring the context back if you agree