[solved] tag in front of thread title?

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What does the [solved] tag do here when its put in front of a title. Does it mean an adequate solution was obtained for a thread as far as an advisor is concerned, is it a dog whistle to not participate further?
 
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What forum are you seeing that tag available for editing into the thread title? So far I'm not seeing it in the forums I've checked (including HH/Intro Physics). Can you link to a couple threads that have that tag?

Maybe it's just been edited in manually by the OP or a Mentor?
 
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berkeman said:
What forum are you seeing that tag available for editing into the thread title? So far I'm not seeing it in the forums I've checked (including HH/Intro Physics). Can you link to a couple threads that have that tag?

Maybe it's just been edited in manually by the OP or a Mentor?
It's not a tag I guess. I just noticed [solved] showed up in front of the title of this thread

https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...matic-system-would-need.1078603/#post-7243188

I felt it's a bit premature to classify it as solved. But maybe the OP considers the issue resolved.
 
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I'm not able to see if the OP edited the title to add that (I can see that no Mentors or Admins have edited that thread) but perhaps the OP @fulano did that after he liked the great reply by @jrmichler -- in any case, if you see a [Solved] in the thread title but still have more to add, please feel free. :smile:
 
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berkeman said:
I'm not able to see if the OP edited the title to add that (I can see that no Mentors or Admins have edited that thread) but perhaps the OP @fulano did that after he liked the great reply by @jrmichler -- in any case, if you see a [Solved] in the thread title but still have more to add, please feel free. :smile:
Actually, I added because at the time I recalculated and thought it was correct, but now I woke up and saw that my math was incorrect.
Now I can't edit the tittle again, lol
 
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