Question: When a post other than a question is revised (edited or a new answer posted), the "revised" timestamp on the Questions page is a link that takes you right to the post which was edited; useful and logical.

For some reason, when the revised post was the question (like when the question is first posted or an edit has been made but there are no answers yet) the revised link isn't a link anymore. It looks exactly the same but no longer functions.

Here's what the links look like:

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/6eOyV.png)

The top timestamp isn't a link, because there are no answers. The bottom one *is* a link because the post has answers.

Can the revision timestamp just be made so it's always a link to the revised post, even if the question doesn't have answers?

Answer: 
This is already the case. The timestamp is only then not a link if there are no answers at all. If you e.g. look at this very question on the homepage, you'll see that the timestamp is indeed a link, and it ends up on the question itself.

But, for the sake of consistency, the timestamp will now be a direct link to the question in the zero answers case.
I hope they assume that when you ask question you are more cleared about it rather than while you are giving answer(You can misunderstood problem sometimes and give answer).

So any changes to answer (Either revise or edit) it will lead you to answer to see the changes so that you get exact solution to your problem and avoid the case misleading(if edited).

But while you are asking question and somebody edit it then we generally change formatting and spelling. The i had seen many edit of questions ,most of them are for spelling mistake, Remove greetings, and formatting.
So i give answer on my own assumption