> A question that was asked and answered for Android 7 is no longer relevant for Android 14. SO power (top 0.07%) user here. Here's how I handle that: - If ad

> A question that was asked and answered for Android 7 is no longer relevant for Android 14. SO power (top 0.07%) user here. Here's how I handle that: - If adding a new answer to an old question, add a headline at the top of your new answer explaining that it's new for Android 8, post 2017, ES6, whatever else. Here's a JS vs jQuery answer. 'Trending' shows the 2014 (new) plain-JS answer before the older (2011) jQuery answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2276463/how-can-i-get-form-data-with-javascript-jquery/26892365#26892365 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2276463/how-can-i-get-fo... - Generally this should be enough to handle fixing things, but if you still use SO and are aware you have an old answer, and don't want to update it, add a headline saying 'This is for Android 7, pre 2017, ES5 and older' etc.