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For a long time, there has been an activity called 【Question of the Day】 on the forum, and I think this is really great as it allows the members of the forum to learn more. The only slight drawback is that, as a small suggestion, when revealing the answers to the questions, theoretical explanations could also be provided alongside them, rather than just indicating whether the answer is right or wrong; this would help the forum members understand things more clearly. Thank you to all the editors:handshake:handshake:handshake
It’s a good suggestion, but the question setter probably doesn’t know the solution either
Well, that is indeed a problem. However, with a question that only has right or wrong answers, it is still difficult to gain a deep understanding of the underlying issue.
I have a suggestion that seems to be able to solve the problem raised by the original poster: when there are doubts about the answer to a question, one can post it for discussion, so that everyone can work together to find the solution. This not only resolves doubts but also enlivens the forum atmosphere – isn’t that killing two birds with one stone?
Support, support! But one more thing could be added: it would be possible to make the solvers’ explanations public or to include discussions on those explanations
Sure, it’s a great suggestion: handshake
I would suggest that the answers to the questions should come with clear explanations, such as the source of the answer, the calculation process, logical reasoning, and the relevant principles, etc; If the question setter is not sure of the answer, it is recommended not to provide one, allowing members to discuss freely while the original poster guides the discussion.
It’s excellent advice; we will do our best to improve in this area
Thank you for your hard work, moderator:handshake:handshake