> The problem is stackoverflow seems designed to avoid "better answers". SO is perfectly happy to accept better answers, especially to those which have gone st

> The problem is stackoverflow seems designed to avoid "better answers". SO is perfectly happy to accept better answers, especially to those which have gone stale and perhaps no longer applicable. If you are offering further information that can benefit the reader its always welcome. Its one of the reasons a lot of the more concise answers are not always the accepted answers. Because people do ask quite often : "Okay but why did that fix it" In-fact : Answering without giving a proper reason for the solution is frowned upon mostly.