(relates to my other question can't upvote edited post)  Suppose
this sequence of events occurs:    1. User X posts an answer
(revision #0).   2. I read revision #0 of user X's answer.   3.
User X edits the answer to revision #1.   4. I decide to
EVALUATE (= upvote/downvote/remove vote/accept, I don't know
what you guys call it) user X's answer. But I'm still looking at
revision #0 of the answer.  When the client-side part of SO
sends an EVALUATE request to the server, does it send the
revision # of the displayed answer to the server? If so, could
the server send back info to warn the user before accepting the
EVALUATE request?  At present there's no indication on the
client-side that an answer has been updated. I would have to
reload the page to check if the answer I'm voting on is the
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Answers  While I agree this could be a problem in a few
specialized cases, I don't think it's a big enough deal to
'fix.'  Right now, if an answer/question has been