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- read a number of answers, comments included. Just because an answer is accepted doesn’t mean it’s the best one Agreed. I find that the "accepted" answer usua
by kitd 7y ago
- read a number of answers, comments included. Just because an answer is accepted doesn’t mean it’s the best one
Agreed. I find that the "accepted" answer usually gets refined/improved/made more generic after acceptance.
This usually means that the "best" solution over all similar problems is usually further down the list of answers.
- plodman 7y agoIsn’t there a “law” that states the best way to get a correct answer is to post the wrong one first? I feel that should be in mind whenever reading through StackOverflow answers. * * Cunningham’s law is the one I’m thinking of. https://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law https://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law