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Sort of think there should be two systems, and OP selected answer, and a community selected answer. This is already what happens to some extent, it’s just a mat
by sgillen 6y ago
Sort of think there should be two systems, and OP selected answer, and a community selected answer. This is already what happens to some extent, it’s just a matter of UX I think to clearly mark the answers the community thinks are good with something akin to the green check you get (and I guess more importantly move these to the top)
I’m not sure this matters too much for experienced devs, it’s really just a noobie trap to only look at a low upvote but chosen answer right?
- MrZander 6y agoI like the two system approach, that is a good idea. Perhaps it is just a matter of properly ordering the answers, maybe giving community votes precedence over the accepted answer? For example, here is the question I was talking about: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11970586/apl-removing-elements-from-array/12048902 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11970586/apl-removing-el... My answer should not be accepted, I was brand new to APL when I answered it. The "correct" answer not accepted and buried below two 0 vote questions. The thing is, my answer _works_, just not well. I can easily see myself overlooking a better solution in a case like this. Maybe I'm just lazy though haha.