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Dear Monks,

Good:Perlmonks system works execellent, with the active participation of respected monks. Most questions are answered within matters of minutes or hours.
Problem: Sometime your question are answered but you are not satisfied.
Solution Concept: Flag System
Details:
- Author should be able to raise the flag if she/he is not happy afetr a 'resonable' time-period.
- Flag raising should be visible to others after the approval of members of 'flag raiser group'.
- Flag can be associated with author's explaination for the need of more answers. That should be visible next to the node itself rather than deep down.
Flag Clearing

In reply to Need more answers by artist

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