<p>Presently (and for the foreseeable future) I have a particular interest in finding especially good fairly recent answers. </p>

<p>Besides the reasonably obvious ones of </p>

<p>(i) following the active queue (seeing very recent answers) and identifying the good ones as they are posted or updated; or</p>

<p>(ii) using the <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/tools">moderation tools</a> to locate
the <strong>Highest voted</strong> among the <strong>Answers with extreme votes</strong> (by day, week, fortnight, etc), and identifying the good ones by upvotes,</p>

<p>are there some neat ways of finding good answers, whether common to SE or considering the specifics of CV* that I might have missed?</p>

<p>*<strike>(e.g. is there some user whose upvotes are especially good indicators of generally good answers, for example, or some other CV-specific indicator?)</strike> (not possible as whuber points out)</p>
