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Perfect answer. I am very sorry that apparently only half of the bounty was awarded to your aswer. I thought that the bounty will be doubled whenever the answer is accepted (regardless if that occurs before or after the first 7 days). My apologies. I think the rules should be changed so that accepting an answer after 7 days still doubles the bounty. I think there is nothing I can do now, except learning from that for the nex time.– summerrainCommented Feb 15 at 19:51
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1@summerrain No Worry. Just FYI: "If you do not award your bounty within 7 days (plus the grace period), the highest voted answer created after the bounty started with a minimum score of 2 will be awarded half the bounty amount (or the full amount, if the answer is also accepted). If two or more eligible answers have the same score (their scores are tied), the oldest answer is chosen. If there's no answer meeting those criteria, no bounty is awarded to anyone." Read full here: superuser.com/help/bounty– 1NNCommented Feb 15 at 20:47
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thanks and sorry again for my blunder. I have written a feature request based on this problem here: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/396800 in case you want to chime in.– summerrainCommented Feb 15 at 21:35
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1@summerrain Really, don't worry. I've even missed full bounties, simply because the "Right answer" was awarded too late. But I think that, while reputation is a nice way of awarding people, it's simply not important enough. The reason I answer questions is because I find it relaxing as it takes my thoughts away from my everyday business.– 1NNCommented Feb 15 at 21:48
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1@summerrain Your appreciation is more worth than any bounty or rep. Once we stop judging ourselves, the World gets colored– 1NNCommented Feb 15 at 21:51
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