This is something we use on another forum I'm active on, it's for those parts where you ask a technical question (so not a relationship question).
But say you have a problem with your html, your div isn't working, you post your question and get some answers, this marking thing is simply a button where the creator of the post can click on an answer, when he gets the answer he was looking for, the sulution of his problem, he click on the "right answer" button on the answer post.
Reasons are:
1, People can see that this thread is done, the problem is solved, no need to post any more in this thread.
2, People can see what answer that was the correct one, if someone have the same problem, they can easy just check this thread and find the right answer in a matter of seconds.
3, You can learn alot, if someone post a problem and you don't know what the answer is, or it's more advanced then your knowledge is, you can easy find and learn more, no need to put any focus on the "wrong answer posts".
I find this method very useful on the forum I'm active on, that forum is a php portal, means there are more technical questions about code and scripts etc, but still think that it could be useful in this forum aswell.
But say you have a problem with your html, your div isn't working, you post your question and get some answers, this marking thing is simply a button where the creator of the post can click on an answer, when he gets the answer he was looking for, the sulution of his problem, he click on the "right answer" button on the answer post.
Reasons are:
1, People can see that this thread is done, the problem is solved, no need to post any more in this thread.
2, People can see what answer that was the correct one, if someone have the same problem, they can easy just check this thread and find the right answer in a matter of seconds.
3, You can learn alot, if someone post a problem and you don't know what the answer is, or it's more advanced then your knowledge is, you can easy find and learn more, no need to put any focus on the "wrong answer posts".
I find this method very useful on the forum I'm active on, that forum is a php portal, means there are more technical questions about code and scripts etc, but still think that it could be useful in this forum aswell.
