See the revision history of this answer:
https://english.stackexchange.com/posts/326031/revisions
7 revisions (so far) and nothing has been added or removed.
What's happening there?
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1Having spent the last 5 hours poring through FAQs and posts about when to upvote and downvote (who'd have believed there was so much complexity to these voting functions!), I find it puzzling that this question doesn't have any up votes. I've upvoted it because, as a relatively new member of the ELU community, I found both the question and the answer gave me a useful insight into how revisions work (and their potential pitfalls), and I suspect it might be a useful resource for others as well. – Chappo Hasn't Forgotten Monica May 20 '16 at 2:48
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1@Chappo Thank you. There will always be some random downvotes, even on useful posts. I will just have to accept that without question. – NVZ May 20 '16 at 4:02
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Nothing has been revised.
It started from my misunderstanding.
@surlawda commented to the answer, "I accidentally hit the "edit" button, but made no changes."
I thought @surlawda could roll it back to the original post so that it would not show the editor's username. Sorry that it was my misunderstanding and bad advice. Now I understand only the OP could roll it back. I left this comment. "Hi, Surlawda. So sorry, I didn't know you couldn't roll it back. I think only Steve Cooper could have rolled it back. Anyway, I learned one thing. I am tempted to ask a question about this on Meta. Let me think about it."
I think @ab2 wanted to help with the roll-back which seems to have resulted in no change except that it changed the editor's username.
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Yes, I misunderstood Rathony's advice to Surlawda and thought it would be easy to fix. I should have stayed out of it. – ab2 May 17 '16 at 19:22
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@ab2 I should have stayed out of it, too. :-) – user140086 May 18 '16 at 2:04
