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    giesbert
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    Hi Franzk,

    there were already many discussions on this, and also some suggestions in JIRA "here":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTWEBSITE-123

    By the way: Moderators can't close threads, I tried :-)

    Nokia Certified Qt Specialist.
    Programming Is Like Sex: One mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life. (Michael Sinz)

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      andre
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      Why would you ever close a thread, other than if the discussion gets out of hand? If there are no more reactions to it, then fine, it is inactive. But that does not mean that at some later stage, it may be very relevant again and new information can be added. That can make the thread a more valuable resource for reference later on.

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        Franzk
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        Right. That was what I thought, but if this is the way it's going to be, it has to be deterministic.

        "Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people." -- W.C. Fields

        http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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          troubalex
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          Just like mentioned in other treads and on the bug report Gerolf linked to, I prefer something that indicates that the problem is solved. This functionality will come with the QA upgrade and the reputation system we are planning.

          We want to implement some "thanks" and "that did it" kind of buttons that marks a problem as solved and gives Karma to the poster that gave the final hint. How does that sound?

          THE CAKE IS A LIE
          Web Community Manager - Qt Development Frameworks

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            andre
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            Sounds fine to me!

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              mgran
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              See my comment here: https://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/2272/#12606

              Basically, I don't think we should close threads unless there is a special reason to do so.

              Project Manager - Qt Development Frameworks

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                goetz
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                [quote author="Alexandra Leisse" date="1292933036"]We want to implement some "thanks" and "that did it" kind of buttons that marks a problem as solved and gives Karma to the poster that gave the final hint. How does that sound?[/quote]

                That sounds great! If not to say "+1" :-P

                http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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                  Smar
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                  [quote author="Alexandra Leisse" date="1292933036"]Just like mentioned in other treads and on the bug report Gerolf linked to, I prefer something that indicates that the problem is solved. This functionality will come with the QA upgrade and the reputation system we are planning.

                  We want to implement some "thanks" and "that did it" kind of buttons that marks a problem as solved and gives Karma to the poster that gave the final hint. How does that sound?[/quote]

                  +1 :)

                  Waiting this.

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                    vcsala
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                    [quote author="Alexandra Leisse" date="1292933036"]We want to implement some "thanks" and "that did it" kind of buttons that marks a problem as solved and gives Karma to the poster that gave the final hint. How does that sound?[/quote]

                    Really good news (just to avoid +1 response... :))

                    Anyway, the project elf somehow proved (at least for me) that we should somehow differentiate between "point collectors" and real helping hands.

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                      Franzk
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                      [quote author="Alexandra Leisse" date="1292933036"]Just like mentioned in other treads and on the bug report Gerolf linked to, I prefer something that indicates that the problem is solved. This functionality will come with the QA upgrade and the reputation system we are planning.[/quote]Ah, yes, but closed doesn't really mark things as solved, which is something that may help for a while, but I fear it will cause confusion more than it solves.

                      [quote author="Alexandra Leisse" date="1292933036"]We want to implement some "thanks" and "that did it" kind of buttons that marks a problem as solved and gives Karma to the poster that gave the final hint. How does that sound?[/quote]Much better indeed.

                      "Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people." -- W.C. Fields

                      http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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