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I think thats a big problem with the "accepted answer" Firstly it's accepted by the questioner - who by definition knows the least about the subject, otherwise
by rtghnyhjm 16y ago
I think thats a big problem with the "accepted answer"
Firstly it's accepted by the questioner - who by definition knows the least about the subject, otherwise they wouldn't be asking!
Even if it is correct and well written - then it stays accepted years later when it's no longer the best way to do something.
- evilduck 16y agoThe temporal nature of best practices is my biggest complaint with how SO works. It works great for relatively static subjects, but its useless for fast moving technology targets due to the community resistance of duplicate questions.