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Description
If a solver has entered a number of incorrect meta answers, and I look at the wrong answer list for them, and then I decide that one of their answers is close enough, there is no way to accept that earlier answer as correct.
In the above image you can see "hoist a flag" and "raise a flag" (my originally intended answers were "hoist the flag" or "raise the flag") in the list. But the user then entered "bear a flag" as their final guess.
After seeing this, I added "hoist a flag" and "raise a flag" as acceptable answers. However, unless there is a caching issue going on, it doesn't look like the system checks prior meta guesses, just the most recent guess.
It might also be good if there were "Accept as solution" links on the list of prior guesses, too.
