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First of all, vote! The voting buttons suggest:

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Use them accordingly.

Secondly, there are no "shared first places" when it comes to accepting answers. So, pick the one that was most useful/helpful to you. This may differ from the criteria you laid out when asking the question. It's your choice.

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First of all, vote! The voting buttons suggest:

  • Upvote = Answer is useful
  • Downvote = Answer is not useful

Use them accordingly.

Secondly, there are no "shared first places" when it comes to accepting answers. So, pick the one that was most useful/helpful to you. This may differ from the criteria you laid out when asking the question. It's your choice.

Finally, if you feel like you still owe someone a reward for not picking their answer, you can always issue a bounty.

First of all, vote! The voting buttons suggest:

  • Upvote = Answer is useful
  • Downvote = Answer is not useful

Use them accordingly.

Secondly, there are no "shared first places" when it comes to accepting answers. So, pick the one that was most useful/helpful to you. This may differ from the criteria you laid out when asking the question. It's your choice.

Finally, if you feel like you still owe someone a reward for not picking their answer, you can always issue a bounty.

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First of all, vote! The voting buttons suggest:

  • Upvote = Answer is useful
  • Downvote = Answer is not useful

Use them accordingly.

Secondly, there are no "shared first places" when it comes to accepting answers. So, pick the one that was most useful/helpful to you. This may differ from the criteria you laid out when asking the question. It's your choice.

Finally, if you feel like you still owe someone a reward for not picking their answer, you can always issue a bounty.

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