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Allow OP to self-close questions

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After I asked a question, it was pointed out in the comments that it may possibly be a duplicate of another question. I was inclined to agree and wanted to close it. However, the only option I see[1] is to delete the question, which in my humble understanding should not be done in such a situation.

  • Am I wrong? Should I have deleted it?
  • Should we have an option for the OP to self-close their own question?

  1. After posting this, I realized that there is an option under “flag” to indicate that it’s a duplicate, so while my original assertion is incorrect, the question whether to allow the OP to do this directly is still valid. ↩︎

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