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Jan
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comment Order highest upvoted answer before accepted answer
@AirThomas Just my opinion from my years as an SO user. This bugs me the most when the accepted answer is more than 10 votes below the highest community answer. I'd be fine with a ratio. But I think +10 is a clear rule that's easy to remember and easy to eyeball.
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comment Order highest upvoted answer before accepted answer
@PatriciaShanahan I think it preserves the original (current) reason accepted answers are at the top: as a reward to the OP. As a reader I don't mind having to scroll for a slightly better answer, or when the question hasn't had many eyes on it. I do mind reading through a very bad accepted answer when a much better answer is available. Again, I think the community should have to clearly win to overtake the accepted answer. (Take with grain of salt as I'm a long time SE user, maybe I just don't want my cheese to be moved.)
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comment Order highest upvoted answer before accepted answer
+1 to @NathanTuggy. I'd weigh accepted as +10 upvotes. The community has to clearly win before it overtakes the accepted answer.
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