Feature Request: Oracle Application Express Feature Request Site

This is about https://apex.oracle.com/vote, the Feature Request Tool for APEX:
Is there a way to mark a request as 'duplicate' or at least suggest it to someone who has the right to mark it as duplicate?
Best regards,
Sabine

James,
I'm not entirely sure what your question is?
To make it 'live' you would need to install it into an Apex instance that is 'visible' to your end users.
John.
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http://www.apex-evangelists.com

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