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Old 08-12-2008
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Is there any status like open/close or solution is accepted by the owner? This can make a lot of difference as we need not look for questions that have already been answered.(saves time).
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Old 08-19-2008
Yes, there is a modification/plugin for vB that permits this type of thread tagging.

However, we do not get many requests for it.

Plus, marking something "solutions accepted" does not often give a chance for others to comment.

(I think we discussed this topic on this site before....)
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