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Colin
Question: So, what happens, if one answers, 'No'?
Please refer to this post of mine, in the "Ideas" Section:
'Dated': 8 July 2021
"Ideas" Section
'Topic' = "Other"
Home > Ideas > Other
WHAT is this "Rejected" ('Badge'/'Label'/whatever) against SOME "Answers" in "Q and A"?
Hm ...
Question: So, is that what happens, if one answers, 'No'?
Just curious.
As, there has been, 'No' response, from 'FamilySearch', to my post, of 8 July 2021.
Brett
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This is my personal understanding of the issue ........ If you answer no, it identifies that you have rejected that response for some reason ( perhaps it did not fully answer the issue). The question is still open for more appropriate/accurate/complete responses that can be given if people wish to add to the thread. Remember that the Community allows (and encourages) responses from all users of the Community site and they will not uniquely come from 'FamilySearch' Employees or Community Support moderators.
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Colin
FYI
As far as I can establish, the ONLY, indication; more so, 'place'; where, an 'Answer'/'Comment', that has been rejected, actually appears, is in the "List", after one does a 'Search', in this "Community.FamilySearch" Forum.
Here, is the way, that one of those 'Answers'/'Comments', that had been "Rejected", appears in the "List", after one does a 'Search', in this "Community.FamilySearch" Forum
I could NOT find any OTHER 'place' in this "Community.FamilySearch" Forum; where, those 'Answers'/'Comments', that had been "Rejected", appears.
Except, maybe in a 'Question', that one has asked.
I would not know, about the aforementioned; as, I have NEVER either, "Accepted" an 'Answer'; nor, "Rejected" an 'Answer', in a 'Question', I raised/posted.
Brett
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Most responses are not answers, and not meant to be answers: they're clarifications, or requests for clarification, or confirmations that the problem exists for other users, or remarks about "we can't re-create this error", and so on and so forth. This means that the choice at the bottom of every response is out of place and nonsensical most of the time.
The system expects me to "vote" like this on my own comments on my own question. How on Earth am I supposed to respond to that? No, I haven't managed to answer myself, but what does it do if I click "no"?
The main reason I haven't clicked a response anywhere on any of my current questions is that it cannot be undone. Until/unless that changes, I will not be "voting".
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I have clicked "no", including on my own follow-up comments, and what it does is nothing.
I have also clicked "yes", including on my own follow-up comments when I have been able to answer the question for myself. It marks my comment an Accepted Answer. Multiple comments can be so flagged, but because the topic can then be Closed, I wait to accept answers only when I think the topic is ready to be closed.
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A person has merged their Thomas Monroe Adams (G8JN-D77) and it Deleted my Thomas Monroe Adams (K8QP-1NL) 1898-1977. They deleted him and put in their version and they have A LOT of mistakes and I need (K8QP-1NL) replaced please. This person doesn't know what they are doing.
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Hi @MariaEstle could you please delete your comment here and make a new Discussion?
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FYI
There is no need, for 'MariaEstle', to repost/resubmit her 'Comment'; as, a new 'Discussion'.
'MariaEstle' has already successfully addressed/fixed the problem/issue herself.
Brett
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