user1035: I can vote to close any question, as well as reopen any question. I presume this is because no one on the site has more than 3,000+ reputation.
However, there are users with 2,000+ reputation, meaning I have privileges to close and reopen a question, but I don't have the edit privilege. I thought that closure was a privilege that came after editing.
Is this intended, or an oversight?
Note that I can also review in the Close votes Queue, and the Reopen votes Queue, but not the suggested edits queue.

user26: Have a look at the privileges page, and you'll notice that all the rep thresholds are artificially lowered, while the site is in private beta. Particularly, here's where the two relevant privilege thresholds lie:


1035: <p>I can vote to close any question, as well as reopen any question. I presume this is because no one on the site has more than 3,000+ reputation.</p>
<p>However, there are users with 2,000+ reputation, meaning I have privileges to close and reopen a question, but I don't have the edit privilege. I thought that closure was a privilege that came <em>after</em> editing.</p>
<p>Is this intended, or an oversight?</p>
<p>Note that I can also review in the Close votes Queue, and the Reopen votes Queue, but not the suggested edits queue.</p>
 26: <p>Have a look at <a href="https://cardano.stackexchange.com/help/privileges">the privileges page</a>, and you'll notice that all the rep thresholds are artificially lowered, while the site is in private beta. Particularly, here's where the two relevant privilege thresholds lie:</p>
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