Why do some questions say they have been solved, but they don t show the best answer?

This "resolved issue" is not actually resolved in the true sense of the word.

In order not to disappoint the hard-working ones, the system retains questions that expired without being processed by the questioner, but there are answers. Such problems are referred to as "overdue issues". The person asking this question must have dealt with the question before they can ask a new question.

The so-called processing is that the questioner sets no satisfactory answer or a reply to, and only after the answer does it become truly "solved", and only at this time will the person get extra points.

In addition, if the questioner allows the question to expire and does not process it, he will be deducted 20 points, and if he or she handles the overdue question, he or she will receive 10 extra points. This is a protection of people's rights.

Because the server is disgusting.

The possibility of character problems cannot be ruled out.

Why are some issues resolved but not elected?

This is what we often call the expiration problem. The expiration issue is the problem that has not been dealt with after the stipulated 15 days.

If the issue is not addressed within 15 days, the system will address the overdue issue on behalf of the questioner. At the same time, because the questioner does not deal with the problem after the expiration date, the enthusiastic netizens who live up to the problem will be deducted 20 points by the system as a punishment.

The questioner later dealt with the question, and the system only returned 10 points to the questioner.

This means that 10 points will be deducted regardless of whether the questioner does not deal with the expired question.

How to deal with expiration issues.

1.If the questioner does not address your question (selection, extension of the question by increasing the bounty duration, setting up a poll, and selecting no satisfactory answers) within 15 days, and the question has one or more questions, the question expires and goes into the "Resolved" status.

2.These overdue questions will be listed separately in the "My Questions" section of the questioner's personal account, and you can continue to work on them (select and select no satisfactory answers).

3.For each overdue issue you deal with, you will receive 10 points back from the system.

4.As long as you have expired questions outstanding, you won't be able to make new questions in Know.

Resources. How to deal with expiration issues.

This is what we often call the expiration problem. The expiration issue is the problem that has not been dealt with after the stipulated 15 days.

The problem is not, but it shows that it has been resolved.

Such problems are all expiration problems.

There are two reasons for this:

In the above two cases, the system shows that it has been resolved, although it also has a green checkmark, but it is actually not.

If he chooses your answer as the best when dealing with it, you can still get a small red flag, 20 experience points, 20 wealth points, and reward points for asking questions (if there is a reward for asking questions).

The issue was closed.

1.If the questioner does not address the question within 15 days (selection, extension of the question by increasing the bounty duration, setting up a poll, and selecting no satisfactory answers) and the question does not answer a single question, the question expires and is automatically closed by the system.

2.If the number of voters is less than 5 after 3 days, the question will be automatically closed.

3.If the questioner chooses no satisfactory answer to a question, the question is automatically closed.

So don't close it!

Hello! This is because the questioner feels that there is no good answer, does not want to wait any longer, and chooses to close the question before it expires, so this is the result.

Because the question has expired. This is time-limited.

This was not taken up because of this issue.