The Stack isn't always right.

Reviewing both questions, I stand by both of them. Especially the Roman one. My best suggestion for these cases is to go on Chat and attempt to convince people that these answers are right to compensate for initial reactions.

The Stack isn't always right.

Your question of how to do better is predicated on the assumption that in these cases, the exampled answers are poor answers. However, reviewing both questions, I stand by both of them. Especially the Roman one.

My best suggestion for these cases is give answers like those you're referencing, and then if people object, go on Chat and attempt to convince people that these answers are right to compensate for any initial reactions. Do remember to utilize any improvements to the answer that are uncovered as part of the aforementioned convincing, though.

The Stack isn't always right.

Reviewing both questions, I stand by both of them. Especially the Roman one. My best suggestion for these cases is to argue people's heads off to compensate for initial reactions.

The Stack isn't always right.

Reviewing both questions, I stand by both of them. Especially the Roman one. My best suggestion for these cases is to go on Chat and attempt to convince people that these answers are right to compensate for initial reactions.