I’m looking for a way to encourage our users to mark solutions to topics. Often times they’ll use the like icon instead, or not mark a solution even though there was one within the topic.
Are there any ways to automate some email reminders, or notifications, to encourage topic creators to mark a solution?
I’ve seen this happen quite a lot on the Community.LetsEncrypt.org forum. So many times someone has helped a person solve a problem and the solution is never marked as such. Many people who have solved someone’s problem were never credited with their solutions.
Maybe a footer banner reminding the topic creator to mark someone’s reply as the solution will catch their eye while they are reviewing the replies.
I definitely agree with you here @Jason_Schulke. Users are not getting solution or credit for giving correct answer. Additionally, it makes staff work more difficult as they need to fish out a solution from all the posts which could have been done by the OP.
That may help, but I think a notification or email could be more impactful, especially since users are already have a UI component as a nudge, but aren’t noticing.
Definitely. Another downside is that when you visit a category page and see a bunch of unchecked boxes (denoting no solution), that communicates that people aren’t finding answers to their questions, even if the opposite is true.
I agree with that, it requires work by either users or staff to screen postings and post a reminder to the OP in case a potential solution has been spotted.
In the OpenWrt forum, we use the Canned Replies plugin to post such a reminder:
Wir vermissen diese Funktion auch im Weaviate Community Forum, und das bedeutet, dass ein Mitarbeiter regelmäßig Zeit aufwenden muss, um die ungelösten Themen durchzugehen und eine mögliche Antwort auszuwählen.
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