<p>In 1 <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/261119/intuitively-understand-why-the-poisson-distribution-is-the-limiting-case-of-the">post</a> I asked 2 questions. I asked them together, since they occurred together for me, even though in hindsight I could've asked them separately. </p>

<p>However, now I have an answer that answers my first question very well, and <em>another</em> answer that answers the second question very well.</p>

<p>Should I (one or more apply):</p>

<ol>
<li>accept one of both?</li>
<li>have posted 2 questions in 2 posts?</li>
<li>answer the question myself, borrowing from, and mentioning, the other authors?</li>
<li>ask the authors of both answers to include their answer to the other question also?</li>
<li>do nothing?</li>
<li>wait for someone to answer both questions in a single answer?</li>
<li>do something else?</li>
</ol>
