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Initially, I posted thisthis question regarding evolutional computing. I knew it could be better phrased, but I couldn't figure out how, so I posted it that way. Later on, after an answer, some comments and more thought, I understand how I could narrow the question down and make it more precise. I posted a follow-upfollow-up question and I believe it is better since it is much more clear what consists a right answer, and such right answer would be enough for myself to kickstart my search (a few examples of what I want would probably direct me to the right fields and papers).

Should I delete my previous question, close it, or leave it how it is?

Initially, I posted this question regarding evolutional computing. I knew it could be better phrased, but I couldn't figure out how, so I posted it that way. Later on, after an answer, some comments and more thought, I understand how I could narrow the question down and make it more precise. I posted a follow-up question and I believe it is better since it is much more clear what consists a right answer, and such right answer would be enough for myself to kickstart my search (a few examples of what I want would probably direct me to the right fields and papers).

Should I delete my previous question, close it, or leave it how it is?

Initially, I posted this question regarding evolutional computing. I knew it could be better phrased, but I couldn't figure out how, so I posted it that way. Later on, after an answer, some comments and more thought, I understand how I could narrow the question down and make it more precise. I posted a follow-up question and I believe it is better since it is much more clear what consists a right answer, and such right answer would be enough for myself to kickstart my search (a few examples of what I want would probably direct me to the right fields and papers).

Should I delete my previous question, close it, or leave it how it is?

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I posted a not very good question. After learning more, I managed to make a better question. What should I do with the former?

Initially, I posted this question regarding evolutional computing. I knew it could be better phrased, but I couldn't figure out how, so I posted it that way. Later on, after an answer, some comments and more thought, I understand how I could narrow the question down and make it more precise. I posted a follow-up question and I believe it is better since it is much more clear what consists a right answer, and such right answer would be enough for myself to kickstart my search (a few examples of what I want would probably direct me to the right fields and papers).

Should I delete my previous question, close it, or leave it how it is?