Where can user revert “answered” post?

Hi YiKai,

  Good question, as I'm not seeing the "answer rejected" button on recent threads.  We'll investigate as to what might have changed.

~Leonard 

Hi YiKai,

Yes, a recent change to the process does not allow reversal of the "answered" status.

~Leonard   

So, will you fix this?

Hi YiKai,

  This is as intended.  Once the original poster accepts the "answer", it cannot then be rejected. 

~Leonard   

This doesn't make sense at all. If someone click "This resolved my issue" by accident and cannot revert, the only way is to create a new post and this is a waste of resource.

I understand.  Let me discuss this with the E2E team.  I'll get back to you before the end of this week.

~Leonard  

Thanks and hopefully to get revert behavior back.

Oops, this is not a good practice to me...but it's your call and your choice.

• Check https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless-connectivity/sub-1-ghz-group/sub-1-ghz/f/sub-1-ghz-forum/1046488/cc1352r-ti15-4-stack---disable-broadcasts-in-sensor-node/3872175#3872175 which shows you an example that he click resolved button accidentally today.

In that thread, Marie set TITR on Oct 22, then Joao Rejected the answer, setting it to Not Resolved.  Then today, Marie posted another Reply, Joao accepted this one, setting thread to Resolved.  I'm not seeing that Joao accepted the last Reply by accident, seems he accepted the answer and the situation. 

~Leonard   

If you check Joao 's latest reply, he mentioned "Oops, I clicked the resolved button by accident." I just mean to give you an example to show you how people easily click the resolved button accidentally.