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Can a bounty be redacted?
It didn't simply disappear. It wasn't awarded to anyone, that's all. Look at the revision history:
You need answers with score >= 2 for automatic awards.
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Answers in Comments
You should make (if you can) a community wiki post:
In it, have this:
Answered by XYZ *link to profile) in comments (link to comment):
Comment content goes here, to explain the answer.
My ...
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Answers in Comments
Have a look here first.
Disclaimer: I am not a moderator; I do not set policies, so this is just a personal opinion. (And a very obvious one) ;-)
As a new user it's always difficult: The first 50 ...
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Can a bounty be redacted?
Moderators can remove bounties, but this is only done under very special and rather rare circumstances (mostly if a question needs to be closed).
Bounty history is in the revision history
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When reviewing answers, how can I view other answers for the post?
Click the "link" button in the sidebar on the right.
Source: muru's answer here - it also has some related info.
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What to do with this specific answer variation in the question?
You can comment that the OP can still award the bounty to any answer he likes. Self-answer does not mean that the bounty is awarded to the OP or to noone.
OP can still convert it to an answer, or you ...
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Only top scored, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible
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