Will the solve -button return?

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The discussion centers around the absence of the "solve"-button feature in the current version of vBulletin used by the forums. Users express a desire for its return, highlighting that it contributes to a tidier forum appearance and aids both regular and non-regular helpers. Currently, there is no indication that the feature will be reintroduced until a future update of the software. The community values the "solve"-button for its organizational benefits. Overall, the return of this feature remains uncertain.
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Will the "solve"-button return?

Hi all.

The last thread I read about it was this one: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=243133

It was a nice feature - and it makes the forums look "tidier".

Cheers,
Niles.
 
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I don't think the solved feature has been released for this version of vbulletin yet, so until that happens, no, we won't have the solved button.
 


Do you know more about this issue? I really miss the "Solve"-button, because it makes the forums look a lot more "clean", when the solved thread are actually marked as "SOLVED". I'm sure the regular and non-regular helpers will also appreciate it alot.
 
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