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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 ...
Only top scored, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible
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