Suppose someone asks a question. It has two solutions - one is easier than the other, but the other one has some benefits of its own.

For example, there was one question about imagemagick where the solution was either to re-build the package or to download and install the newer version from the website.

My question is which one is the better solution and also does the second answer needs to be downvoted?

Suppose someone asks a question. It has two solutions - one is easier than the other, but the other one has some benefits of its own.

For example, there was one question about imagemagick where the solution was either to re-build the package or to download and install the newer version from the website.

My question is which one is the better solution and also does the second answer need to be down-voted?

Suppose someone asks a question. It has two solutions - one is easier then the other, but the other one has some benefits of its own.

For example, there was one question about imagemagick where the solution was either to re-build the package or to download and install the newer version from the website.

My question is which one is the better solution and also does the second answer needs to be downvoted?

Suppose someone asks a question. It has two solutions - one is easier than the other, but the other one has some benefits of its own.

For example, there was one question about imagemagick where the solution was either to re-build the package or to download and install the newer version from the website.

My question is which one is the better solution and also does the second answer needs to be downvoted?