Is an editor supposed to correct incomplete sentences?

Contributor: Zombirella Zombirella
I noticed a review that has things that aren't complete sentences, it would work if they had them listed with bullets or dashes. Is it the job of the editor to add in a missing word to make it a complete sentence? For example, adding "It's" to the beginning of the sentence would make it complete if someone said something like, "porous and hard to clean". To me, that isn't a complete sentence but would be okay in a listed format:
-porous and hard to clean
Like how some of us list our pros and cons.
Or am I wrong? It just makes more sense to me to add in the word "It's".

I hope I'm making sense here
07/20/2012
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Contributor: Breas Breas
Quote:
Originally posted by Zombirella
I noticed a review that has things that aren't complete sentences, it would work if they had them listed with bullets or dashes. Is it the job of the editor to add in a missing word to make it a complete sentence? For example, adding ... more
If I was editing, I probably would add the word to the beginning of the sentence but that's just me. I'm not sure if it's required though.
07/20/2012
Contributor: wrmbreze wrmbreze
Quote:
Originally posted by Zombirella
I noticed a review that has things that aren't complete sentences, it would work if they had them listed with bullets or dashes. Is it the job of the editor to add in a missing word to make it a complete sentence? For example, adding ... more
If it's just one word, I have added it before.
07/20/2012
Contributor: GONE! GONE!
I would if I was editing, yes.
07/20/2012