Call for themes for the dashboard area activities
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This post was last edited by xh8618 on 2017-7-25 at 14:02. The dashboard section is seeking suggestions from fellow sailors regarding daily, weekly, or monthly themed activities for this area. If you have any ideas, opinions, or suggestions, feel free to share them. We will take everyone’s input into consideration, hold a vote, and ultimately organize regular activities in the dashboard section based on the most popular option. Purpose of the event: to liven up the atmosphere, help one another, learn from each other, and improve together. The reply format is as follows: Activity duration: (daily, weekly, monthly). Main content and format of the activity: For example, it is recommended to have one question per day, with creative content desired. The deadline for submitting theme proposals is July 31, 2017. All participants in the event will receive 2–20 Wealth points. Posts that are merely copied, contain meaningless content, or replicate others’ ideas will not be rated.
Could there be some self-criticism directed at the people of Kaichuan? I’ve noticed that serious responses aren’t given due attention, and thorough answers aren’t recognized. Some people just talk nonsense, while others keep repeating things as simple as 1+1=2; of course, there are also those who don’t even consider it to be a matter of 1+1. Since everyone has their own preferences, how about creating a topic that allows everyone to debate and criticize freely? Perhaps this way, people can get to know each other better, make faster progress, and become more creative.
Lift the mood, learn*, communicate
Activity frequency: Weekly. Main content of the activity: Learning and discussing various standards and regulations related to instrument automation. Format of the activity: The moderator proposes a standard and shares it; participants then discuss any issues they have encountered while applying that standard, whether it was the standard that helped them solve problems or the difficulties they faced during its implementation. A few weeks ago, there was a post in which the original poster raised the practical issues encountered when implementing the maintenance procedures for explosion-proof instruments and their systems, and how to carry out these procedures from safety and practical perspectives. Actually, we’ve encountered the same problem and are wondering how everyone else solved it. The purpose of this discussion is to find ways to make the procedures more scientific and practical.
Activity frequency: Weekly. Main content of the activity: Learning about typical problems and common faults encountered in daily work. Format of the activity: Members share and discuss the problems they face.
Actually, I just dislike it when certain people reply, but I don’t want to argue, so I just watch
It is recommended to provide some informational, categorized introductions.
The deadline for collecting responses doesn’t need to be so strict; a questionnaire or something can be used first to figure out what topics people are interested in, before initiating discussions on those specific topics. Or rely on forums to analyze the topics that are more active among users in terms of data.