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For questions primarily about accepting answers, and best practices around accepting answers.
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Is it a good idea to justify your choice between two good answers? Where?
I asked a question and, thankfully, I got more than one good answer. Essentially, both are correct, but I consider one of them is more universal, precise or interesting. According to this meta quest …
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