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Any time a better answer comes along, be it yours or of someone else, accept the best answer. Up-vote those that are useful.

After accepting an answer, it would be wise to first let a new answer (yours or of someone else) to age (perhaps a few days) to see how the community rates it. Use that feedback as partpart of your decision to accept the new one or not.

How should I post my better solution?

Like any other answer - post an answer. Do not post the answer as an edit to the question.

Should I un-accept the not-so-good answer I accepted before?

Any time a better answer comes along, be it yours or of someone else, accept the best answer. Up-vote those that are useful.

After accepting an answer, it would be wise to first let a new answer (yours or of someone else) to age a few days to see how the community rates it. Use that feedback as part of your decision.

How should I post my better solution?

Like any other answer - post an answer. Do not post the answer as an edit to the question.

Should I un-accept the not-so-good answer I accepted before?

Any time a better answer comes along, be it yours or of someone else, accept the best answer. Up-vote those that are useful.

After accepting an answer, it would be wise to first let a new answer (yours or of someone else) to age (perhaps a few days) to see how the community rates it. Use that feedback as part of your decision to accept the new one or not.

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chux
chux
  • 158.9k
  • 15
  • 15

How should I post my better solution?

Like any other answer - post an answer. Do not post the answer as an edit to the question.

Should I un-accept the not-so-good answer I accepted before?

Any time a better answer comes along, be it yours or of someone else, accept the best answer. Up-vote those that are useful.

ItAfter accepting an answer, it would be wise to first let a new answer (yours or of someone else) to age a few days to see how the community rates it. Use that feedback as part of your decision.

How should I post my better solution?

Like any other answer - post an answer. Do not post the answer as an edit to the question.

Should I un-accept the not-so-good answer I accepted before?

Any time a better answer comes along, be it yours or of someone else, accept the best answer. Up-vote those that are useful.

It would be wise to first let a new answer (yours or of someone else) to age a few days to see how the community rates it. Use that feedback as part of your decision.

How should I post my better solution?

Like any other answer - post an answer. Do not post the answer as an edit to the question.

Should I un-accept the not-so-good answer I accepted before?

Any time a better answer comes along, be it yours or of someone else, accept the best answer. Up-vote those that are useful.

After accepting an answer, it would be wise to first let a new answer (yours or of someone else) to age a few days to see how the community rates it. Use that feedback as part of your decision.

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chux
chux
  • 158.9k
  • 15
  • 15

How should I post my better solution?

Like any other answer - post an answer. Do not post the answer as an edit to the question.

Should I un-accept the not-so-good answer I accepted before?

Any time a better answer comes along, be it yours or of someone else, accept the best answer. Up-vote those that are useful.

It would be wise to first let a new answer (yours or of someone else) to age a few days to see how the community rates it. Use that feedback as part of your decision.