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Both in general, and/or in your specific example, I think downvoting should always be part of the solution to incorrect answers.

I do not think incorrect answers are useful so when I see them I always downvote them. This helps reduce their answer order ranking, and if they are pushed into the range of moderators or trusted users with the delete privilege, then they may be removed from the site. Although moderators can delete any answer we rarely do that unless they’re into negative territory.

Both in general, and/or in your specific example, I think downvoting should always be part of the solution to incorrect answers.

I do not think incorrect answers are useful so when I see them I always downvote them. This helps reduce their answer order ranking, and if they are pushed into the range of moderators or trusted users with the delete privilege, then they may be removed from the site. Although moderators can delete any answer we rarely do that unless they’re into negative territory.

An alternative/additional step may be for you to edit an incorrect answer to say why it is incorrect (e.g. applies only to earlier software versions). If doing this, be very clear and certain in your action because it may risk a rollback war with the answerer. Commenting to suggest the answerer improves their own answer with such an edit first may also be useful.

Both in general, and/or in your specific example, I think downvoting should always be part of the solution to incorrect answers.

I do not think incorrect answers are useful so when I see them I always downvote them. This helps reduce their answer order ranking, and if they are pushed into the range of the Roomba, and moderators or trusted users with the delete privilege, then they may be removed from the site.

Both in general, and/or in your specific example, I think downvoting should always be part of the solution to incorrect answers.

I do not think incorrect answers are useful so when I see them I always downvote them. This helps reduce their answer order ranking, and if they are pushed into the range of moderators or trusted users with the delete privilege, then they may be removed from the site. Although moderators can delete any answer we rarely do that unless they’re into negative territory.

Both in general, and/or in your specific example, I think downvoting should always be part of the solution to incorrect answers.

I do not think incorrect answers are useful so when I see them I always downvote them. This helps reduce their answer order ranking, and if they are pushed into the range of the Roomba and those with the delete privilege then they may be removed from the site.

Both in general, and/or in your specific example, I think downvoting should always be part of the solution to incorrect answers.

I do not think incorrect answers are useful so when I see them I always downvote them. This helps reduce their answer order ranking, and if they are pushed into the range of the Roomba, and moderators or trusted users with the delete privilege, then they may be removed from the site.