IMO It would be useful to put the date of the original post in the search results. Some material is so dated, for my problem, that any result more than 2 years old is likely to give out-of-date information.
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[Suggestion] Search Result Citation by DATE
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Re: [Suggestion] Search Result Citation by DATE
Search results show post dates. Is that not sufficient, or are they not showing for you?
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Re: [Suggestion] Search Result Citation by DATE
On the backend it would be more helpful if members used the [solved] tags for threads. Then when reading a thread one could ascertain if the thread was relevant or a waste of time.
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