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I see an answer marked as 'community wiki'.

How to mark an answer as such?

Is it possible to mark a question as 'community wiki'?

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@jokerdino: is this a duplicate then? should i delete this? – cipricus Feb 20 at 10:31
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@cipricus If this is a duplicate, it's not a duplicate of either of those. Not in the "can be closed as a duplicate of" sense. The first link is not a post at all, and the second link is a post on another site. I do not recommend you delete this. (Even if this were closed as a duplicate of another post here on Meta.AU, there would be no need for you to delete it--many duplicates turn out to be helpful and are deliberately retained.) – Eliah Kagan Feb 21 at 6:53

marked as duplicate by Eliah Kagan, vasa1, Ringtail, Seth, Eric Carvalho Feb 25 at 19:28

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It is possible, but it has to be done by a moderator, unless it occurs naturally after 5 edits by 5 different people.

As jokerdino pointed out, you can get more information from the Stack Overflow meta question on the topic.

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There's also a check box at the bottom of the answer. Or at least there was. – Seth Feb 20 at 20:22
@Seth lol yep, he was talking about questions specifically :) – RolandiXor♦ Feb 20 at 21:50
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How to mark an answer as such? <-- Just sayin ;) – Seth Feb 20 at 23:51
@Seth sorry lol - mind slip moment :P – RolandiXor♦ Feb 21 at 1:33

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