# Voting for the Best Answer
In a Bounty Q\&A, all participants who contributed funds—whether as the questioner, co-questioners, or peekers—have the right to vote for the best answers. This ensures a fair and community-driven reward distribution.
There are two stages of voting in a Bounty Q\&A, and each participant can vote only one answer at the same time. The weight of your vote depends on the funds you contributed:
**1. Stage 1 - Questioner & Co-Questioners:**
* Vote for your favorite answer while the Q\&A is still in the answering stage.
* The more bounty you added, the heavier the weight of your vote.
* Answers with more votes will rank higher and receive a larger share of the bounty.
**2. Stage 2 - Peekers:**
* Vote for your favorite answer during the peeking stage.
* All peekers have equal voting weight since the peeking fee is standardized.
* Answers with more votes will rank higher and receive a larger share of the peeking fee.
If you change your mind after casting a vote, you can still modify it before the answering or peeking period concludes.
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