I recently posted this question:

[Where should AutoLayout code be placed?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21233400/where-should-autolayout-code-be-placed/21233555)

I was looking for a canonical answer, as the documentation is quite ambiguous on the matter. 

The question got two answers in the following 10 minutes. One answer was plain wrong, the other answer didn't fundamentally answer the question. 

The question was then marked as having two "answers", and didn't get any further answers from then on. 

This is a common pattern we need to do something about:

1. OP posts a question.
2. Karma hunters rush on the question, write wrong or incomplete answers.
3. The question is *nonetheless* marked as having 2 answers and thus **dissuades competent answerers from posting**.

This is a problem, simply because we miss out on better quality answers. 

Currently, only members with 10k+ rep or a diamond moderator can delete a bad answer. Their response time is, more often than not, too long.

I think the solution is simple: If an OP has more than 1k rep, they can be trusted to be knowledgeable about their field, can thus be trusted to distinguish between a good and a bad answer, and should therefore be able to *delete* a bad answer. Karma hunters will have to be competent for a change. 

What do you people think?