Google's smart snippets include some useful information: the number of answers, the date of the most recent answers. Not all question answering sites show the status of a question, but Google is able to detect solved questions.
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Depending on your query, you might want to read a brief answer or a detailed response. Google lets you find web pages that include short, medium or long answers.
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You can try this feature by changing your Google cookie. Go to google.com and paste this in the address bar:
If you're not in the US and Google redirects you to a different domain, replace google.com with the appropriate domain.
That's kind of neat. I hope they enable it soon, my privacy policy is to accept all cookies but then to delete all cookies after I exit the browser.
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