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Of what exactly? The last question I answered got deleted by moderators.

• r00fus 10y ago
  Specifically this: > ... seeing a top answer with ~150 points that's simply wrong, and then a second or third answer with ~20 points that's actually correct.
  • kzisme 10y ago
    Ah the other user wrote that, but I think what he was getting at was... It's fairly hard to dispute an incorrect answer with a low amount of reputation. I think?
  • Bartweiss 10y ago
    I wrote it, I'll see if I can dig up a link later. The example I was specifically thinking of was asking "I want to do X, the API call is producing bad data, any workarounds?" and getting a highly-upvoted answer of "Just use the API, obviously!" This was Android, with devices mis-reporting their valid camera resolutions via 'getSupportedResolutions()'. I realize that's not wrong to the same level as "Java Hashmaps are synchronized!", but it's a good example of what I mean. I often see this when the top response just reproduces an error the question was addressing.