When a new user gets an answer, often they don't know what to do with it. They post "thanks" comments, get into discussions, and don't accept / upvote. This is why users will sometimes avoid answering questions by new users.
This isn't good, on either side.
But what if we could help mitigate this problem? Basically, by linking the /help/someone-answers page to the clueless new users. The /help/someone-answers page explains what we expect here on SE, and it's a useful page. The problem is that new users have no way of finding it. It'd require the to trawl through the help center - not the easiest to find - and stumbling across that page.
But what if we could link it to them right when they need it?
Is there any way that we could show the user a message about this when they get an answer for the first time? e.g. a banner "You've just received an answer for the first time! Please check out /help/someone-answers to see what we expect of you when you recieve an answer to your question."
Would this be possible in any way?
