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Let questioners mark a question as answered (NOT like Stack Exchange's accept)? [duplicate]

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Closed as duplicate by manassehkatz‭ on May 9, 2021 at 15:52

This question has been addressed elsewhere. See: Suggestion for allowing to mark answers as "accepted", "outdated" or "dangerous"

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I'm not referring to accepting just one answer like on Stack Exchange because your question can receive > 1 answer and each answer solves your question synergistically. No one answer solves your question, but each of them contributes to answering your question.

This doesn't duplicate https://meta.codidact.com/posts/277966#answer-277966 because an "solved" tag wouldn't attach to a particular post.

A "solved" tag is self explanatory. Not only does it remind me that a question is solved, but it will signpost to users to focus their time and effort on unanswered questions.

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celtschk‭ wrote almost 4 years ago

More importantly, a question can have answers that don't solve it, or only partially solve it; as is, someone seeing that the question has an answer might consider it solved, and not take the time to read/answer it, although actually the question is still open.