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Maybe what we need here is some way to close a question as "superseded by" another question; not really a duplicate per se, but something that works similarly from a technical and user perspective,...
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#3: Post edited
Maybe what we need here is some way to close a question as "superceded by" another question; not really a *duplicate* per se, but something that works similarly from a technical and user perspective, with different display strings in the UI and a different implied direction of causality.- That would allow handling precisely this case, and quite frankly, in my opinion would come in *awfully handy* especially on Metas at times, when an issue gets revisited at a later date.
- Maybe what we need here is some way to close a question as "superseded by" another question; not really a *duplicate* per se, but something that works similarly from a technical and user perspective, with different display strings in the UI and a different implied direction of causality.
- That would allow handling precisely this case, and quite frankly, in my opinion would come in *awfully handy* especially on Metas at times, when an issue gets revisited at a later date.
#2: Post edited
Maybe what we need here is some way to close a question as "superceded by" another question; not really a *duplicate* per se, but something that works similarly from a technical and user perspective, with different display strings in the UI.- That would allow handling precisely this case, and quite frankly, in my opinion would come in *awfully handy* especially on Metas at times, when an issue gets revisited at a later date.
- Maybe what we need here is some way to close a question as "superceded by" another question; not really a *duplicate* per se, but something that works similarly from a technical and user perspective, with different display strings in the UI and a different implied direction of causality.
- That would allow handling precisely this case, and quite frankly, in my opinion would come in *awfully handy* especially on Metas at times, when an issue gets revisited at a later date.
#1: Initial revision
Maybe what we need here is some way to close a question as "superceded by" another question; not really a *duplicate* per se, but something that works similarly from a technical and user perspective, with different display strings in the UI. That would allow handling precisely this case, and quite frankly, in my opinion would come in *awfully handy* especially on Metas at times, when an issue gets revisited at a later date.