I agree with Mark Kirby's answer.

While we much control on others contents. There are few features that may help:

• For the new answer: Start with Markdown header1 and may be quoted note for highlighting. Mention a hint of answer didn't work for you.

• From user looking for help prospective, I personally keep toggling the answer sorting switch: Votes and Active.

  Active will put last updated and new answers to the top. A lesson learned from open source projects, always watch for update dates and look for last and edge documentation. Old stuff will survive for years to come.

  May be only advanced users notice it.

• It is better to link answer directly (not the question) if you think it is best for one looking for help. Also link to question with active answer sorting as in previous point.

I agree with Mark Kirby's answer.

While we don't have much control on others content. There are few features that may help:

• For the new answer: Start with Markdown header1 and may be quoted note for highlighting. Put a hint about answers didn't work for you.

• From user looking for help prospective, I personally keep toggling the answer sorting switch: Votes and Active.

  Active will put last updated and new answers to the top. A lesson learned from open source projects, always watch for update dates and look for last and edge documentation. Old stuff will survive for years to come.

  May be only advanced users notice it.

• It is better to link answer directly (not the question) if you think it is best for someone looking for help. May also link question with active answer sorting as in previous point.