Is it good practice to attach [SOLVED] to a solved question's title? I know this helps a lot when searching forums, but in a SO environment there is a visual clue for solved questions.
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16Please never do this and if you see it, remove it.– Oli ModCommented Oct 4, 2013 at 17:56
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5But don't remove just that! Check for other improvements that could be done to the post ;)– BraiamCommented Oct 4, 2013 at 18:25
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I always do, but thanks for pointing it out. ;) Anyway, is there a default resolution/convention I can link to when commenting to the OP about the reason for the edit?– Waldir LeoncioCommented Oct 4, 2013 at 18:40
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3Using the title for indicating a property of the question is semantically incorrect. Just sayin'...– Nathan OsmanCommented Oct 4, 2013 at 19:24
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1It's just a question.. why the downvotes?– CelmaunCommented Jan 27, 2014 at 9:54
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@NathanOsman, could you help me rephrase the question, then?– Waldir LeoncioCommented Jan 27, 2014 at 11:19
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@SalmanPK, beats me. :-/– Waldir LeoncioCommented Jan 27, 2014 at 11:20
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Marking an answer as accepted is the signal that the question is solved. We are not a forum, and there are mechanisms to look for questions that have answers and are accepted answers:
answers:3questions that have 3 or more answers.answers:0questions that have no answers.isaccepted:yesanswers marked as accepted.hasaccepted:noquestions that don't have accepted answers.
If someone's answer solved your question, mark it as accepted or upvote it. Please, don't edit questions to add [SOLVED] to the title. If you see a question that has the answer embedded in the question, either comment to the author that he could answer his own question, or edit the question and add the answer yourself.
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