<p>The following question (let's call it A) <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/143883/unequal-sample-size-one-way-anova">Unequal sample size one way ANOVA</a> has an accepted, upvoted answer. It is also marked as a duplicate of the newer question (B) <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/233139/unequal-sample-sizes-one-way-anova">Unequal Sample Sizes One-Way ANOVA</a>. B has 2 lower-quality answers, both with net negative scores. </p>

<p>This seems amiss. I'd like to flag a third question as a duplicate, and it makes more sense to point to A, given the quality of the answer. Rather than having a chain of duplicates, is there a better solution here? </p>

<p>Swapping the direction of duplication (if this were possible) may not be suitable since B has multiple parts to it, not all of which are addressed in A (or any existing answer in B, for that matter). </p>
