Message flag properties

There's no way to change message flag properties other than by setting a date. This is basically useless, and needs to be like it once was on my Bold. I depend on setting a specific date and time to respond to messages and without the flag properties, I'm having to use calendar reminders.
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Hi charley954 and welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums!
Although you can't set a date from the message itself, once you flag it, it appears in the Flagged Messages section of the Remember application, in which you can set a due date.
Thanks!
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