When reviewing answers in the "low quality post" section, I
sometimes come across posts that are actually answers, but that
are -- in my opinion -- bad or wrong answers. Stack Overflow
deals with bad answers by voting down, not deletion.  However, I
have the following choices to select from:    • Looks Good -- No
it doesn't; it's just wrong.   • Edit -- I cannot repair the
answer without entirely changing it (i.e. providing a completely
different answer).   • Recommend Deletion -- I wouldn't
recommend deleting it, as this is not what we (used to) do with
posts we consider wrong or misleading.   • Not Sure -- No, I am
sure it qualifies as answer (e.g. not as comment or spam or
such), just not as very good one.  So, neither of these options
seems to fit. The closest thing would be to visit the post,
downvote and say "Looks Good", but that seems to be
contradictory.  How is this supposed to be done?  share|improve
this question Users with 20K+ rep can vote to delete downvoted
answers. Something I certainly do on