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Collecting some useful resources as part of the teamwork approach:

• The help centre indicates that reviewers can focus on any, or all facets of the code - in other words, there is no requirement that an answer is comprehensive
• Posting short answers is OK!
• There is a process in place for when there are multiple good answers - Which answer to accept

Bottom line, teamwork approach is fine, common, and well-documented as being "allowed". If you want to contribute a portion of an answer, feel free to be part of the team.

Collecting some useful resources as part of the teamwork approach:

• The help centre indicates that reviewers can focus on any, or all facets of the code - in other words, there is no requirement that an answer is comprehensive
• Posting short answers is OK!
• There is a process in place for when there are multiple good answers - Which answer to accept

Bottom line, teamwork approach is fine, common, and well-documented as being "allowed". If you want to contribute a portion of an answer, feel free to be part of the team.

Collecting some useful resources as part of the teamwork approach:

• The help centre indicates that reviewers can focus on any, or all facets of the code - in other words, there is no requirement that an answer is comprehensive
• Posting short answers is OK!
• There is a process in place for when there are multiple good answers - Which answer to accept

Bottom line, teamwork approach is fine, common, and well-documented as being "allowed". If you want to contribute a portion of an answer, feel free to be part of the team.

Collecting some useful resources as part of the teamwork approach:

• The help centre indicates that reviewers can focus on any, or all facets of the code - in other words, there is no requirement that an answer is comprehensive
• Posting short answers is OK!
• There is a process in place for when there are multiple good answers - Which answer to accept

Bottom line, teamwork approach is fine, common, and well-documented as being "allowed". If you want to contribute a portion of an answer, feel free to be part of the team.