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The 2007 “Touching HaiChuan” Top 10 Outstanding Individuals selection was a significant event that year; the initiators were truly remarkable for raising issues that everyone cared about. I have a few suggestions: 1\ The selection of Top 10 Outstanding Individuals limits it to just 10 people, which seems too few for such a large website; more selections would help motivate everyone. 2\ Could the selection process be made more detailed by introducing multiple awards, such as the Most Promising Member Award, Excellent Administrator Award, and Technical Excellence Award? This way, talented individuals can be identified and contribute to HaiChuan. 3\ As long as someone has sufficient qualifications, even if they don’t pay much attention to the forum, they can still be awarded a prize through recommendations from other members, thereby encouraging them to know that HaiChuan is open to all talents! 4\ Those recommended by others are generally those who have excelled in their respective forums; the selection process could be broken down by forum section before a final overall evaluation, allowing for a clearer understanding of the situation in each section. 5\ Ultimately, HaiChuan aims to become the strongest chemical industry forum, and proper management is essential for that goal. Wishing HaiChuan even greater success in the future! This post was last edited by hhl817 on 2007-11-29 09:22
Taking advantage of the original poster’s topic post, I’d like to talk about the timing issue regarding the selection contest. Can it be finished by the 15th? It is recommended to suggest no less than 3 members from the same IP; I’m not willing to check further ; Although talents should be chosen regardless of kinship, it still makes one feel that the credibility decreases to some extent ; Some were recommended before even 5 attempts at getting help. Some recommendations are highly irresponsible; the UID belongs to a dormant member. The intention is clear. There are also those who ignore the requests from the first floor and still cast invalid votes ; If this is the case for a forum with 100,000 users, what about one with 1 million? :Lol, I guess I’m thinking too far ahead. When everyone’s enthusiasm and freshness fade, the effectiveness will be reduced. Additional recommendations offer an alternative approach. When voting, if it is allowed for each person to cast 2-3 votes, it is recommended to consider creating 2-3 identical voting threads ; Anyway, each person can only vote once per post. It seems it can be more active. Best regards.
I think it should be taken into account that people from different groups will have different voting effects; for example, a sixth-grader in elementary school and a second-grader will certainly have different understandings of the forum. This can also help reduce duplicate voting by some people to a certain extent
Only relative fairness exists; look at the actual selection processes – is there any absolute fairness in them? The final decision lies with the moderators and administrators, and I believe that we will select 10 people from the top 20.
Haichuan will plan, organize, and carry out this event successfully. The event is still on track as expected. There will also be some exciting, moderate segments that combine knowledge with entertainment in the later stages of the event, which we will introduce one after another. Of course, before a full rollout, discussions will also take place on a smaller scale. Everyone is welcome to participate then.
The opinion from above is correct. Since the administrators have established the Kaichuan Medal, why not take this opportunity of selecting the top 10 outstanding figures of Kaichuan to officially introduce it? It’s possible that this could spark a new wave of enthusiasm for Kaichuan as well.
First of all, I would like to wish the 【Touching HaiChuan】 Top 10 Outstanding Figures event a successful and **smooth progress! I think the poster’s suggestion is great! Support! :Handshake hopes that administrators and moderators will select outstanding members from each grade who have made significant contributions to the development of Haichuan, and award them appropriate rewards! Several red envelopes can also be given out during this event! Hehe
The results of the selection should be based on data, not just the top 50 or top 20! Members being considered for the award should list their achievements and contributions, as well as what makes them outstanding, so as to be convincing!
I think achievements and contributions cannot be quantified. Selecting the top ten is merely a way of recognizing these individuals; it doesn’t mean that these ten people are better than others. Those who weren’t selected don’t necessarily make less of a contribution to the forum
I think both grades and contributions are important; actively helping others is also a key factor, I guess