Question: So I was perusing through the suggested edit queue and came across this suggestion:

<https://stackoverflow.com/suggested-edits/37540>

I saw the suggestion as a change from a broken link, to a personal blog which is not the sort of changes we should be allowing AFAIK so I rejected it. However immediately after rejecting, I just noticed that it was the original answerer suggesting an edit *to his own answer*. That's odd. Regrettably, I wish I could take back that rejection and instead approve it.

What just happened here? Why does he have to go through the process suggesting an edit? It's his answer, why can't he immediately edit it? Did something fall out of sync?

Answer: 
Please have a look at the user profiles. They have the same name, but different ID's. This user probably has created a second account by mistake.
It's not the same account. Now that the edit is approved one has 3 rep, the other 1.