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"As another poster said, as well, sometimes "repeat questions" age out after a certain point, where a newer method is actually more appropriate than an older on
by hutzlibu 3y ago
"As another poster said, as well, sometimes "repeat questions" age out after a certain point, where a newer method is actually more appropriate than an older one anyway."
I rather like the approach of editing the original question/solution or posting the latest solution there as otherwise this just creates fragmention.
- skydhash 3y ago> I rather like the approach of editing the original question/solution. I believe we need the history, especially when dealing with legacy versions. The first thing I usually check is the date or contexts to infer it.
- naniwaduni 3y agoEditing is somehow even worse than doing support on Discord, where at least there is a history and the (bad!) search or one of the regulars might remember something to find it.