How to report inappropriate use of "Recommended " tag?

I'm sure I've seen cases of two greenies, one as an Apple recommends, and one marked by the OP. Can't find an example just now, but here is a thread where a CS has recommended two posts which will have a similar flavour, https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6896689

tt2

Thank you. That's good to see they're allowing more then one greenie. I still think the recommenations should be a different color and moved out of the OP's question box, but that's a discussion for another place and time. Thanks again.

Call me crazy, but wouldn't it be beneficial if one could somehow see ONLY threads with " Recommended  " answers therein - just like the (worthless) Advanced Search check box for "answered Questions"

It turns out that that search does not recognize [ " ] quotes to narrow to only within them - like any useful search engine

BUT - all is not lost!!

One can use Google Site Search for ONLY " Apple Recommends " threads - it turns out that the POST is "edited" when the award is made and the *Special* display (like the Answerie) is done client-side as the page finishes its draw. So... one can search for the "edited" part of the post. To wit -

[ "response to * Recommended" site:discussions.apple.com ] no brackets in Google Search

yields only what we seek

the " • " " * " is the username of the OP and the phrase is how Google's crawled page "looks" to Google <= EDIT. ÇÇÇ

Here's what one of tt2's Recommended  replies looks like in the results

[only the BOLD Underline is mine, the ITALICS is Google's letting you know your MATCHING terms

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how do i remove duplicate songs on my ipod and ... | Apple Support ...

But boys.....

There aren't two greenies. The Box around the answer is green, and the first sentence is green, but the thing on the right, where the "Greenies" actually reside is all grey: RECOMMENDED 

On a Solved, the Solved ✅

Just sayin'....

GB

Thanks for the clarification,only the box is green. Unforfunately the green box and it's position in the orignnal question make it looked like a solved answer. The miniscule print doesn't help either.

Often I read "these are user to user Forums" and "Apple doesn't read the Forum." Not only did Apple Recommends potentially cause the loss off a Forum contributor it now appears that Apple does read the Forum.

How about this (since Apple is watching)below the

Put a teeny-weeny little link at the bottom of the Recommended  pane in the OP - just below the "See answer in context link to Mandy's POST (NOT a User Tip, BTW) Introducing Apple Recommends, Manage Subscriptions, and This Helped Me

Imagine that the QUOTE Box looks just the same as the image does (if this funky editor will give me WYSIWYG !!)

Reply by kostby on Jul 18, 2015 7:28 PM Recommended 

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WYSIWYG clearly did NOT work... but certainly gave some other interesting results 👿 Remember the cartoon Star?

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