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Space is hard to come by; I don’t understand why cleaners waste resources in this way. Please use the limited space for useful purposes! I understand your intentions very well; a person’s energy is limited. There’s no need to force us to post replies in order to get paid – if we don’t post replies, then we won’t be paid. The moderators’ salaries can be paid directly by Chao Ban based on their performance, on a monthly basis. Why make things so complicated? We won’t mind whether it’s more or less!
Hehe, yeah, it’s kind of awkward, like calling names; it would be fine just to distribute things through records
Perhaps this is the way salaries are paid on forums! When I was a moderator on Forum 56, at the end of each month the administrators would post a message in the moderation area; the moderators would then reply with their own evaluations of their performance for that month. Afterwards, the administrators or super moderators would distribute corresponding payments based on those ratings.
Hehe, I support the original poster’s suggestion! Looking forward to the super edition accepting this suggestion! Many forums award them automatically.
This form of salary payment has also just been introduced. Its main purpose is to allow the moderators of each subforum to evaluate the moderators of that subforum, and to adjust their salaries based on the results of these evaluations. The form may vary, but this approach of involving sub-moderators in the evaluation process is very necessary.
Agree with the original poster’s suggestion! Many forums award them automatically.
The moderators are online every day; this month they can receive a red envelope worth 18 wealth points per day, which amounts to 18*30=540 wealth points in total. The bonuses are given for posting replies, and additional “salaries” are awarded based on performance throughout the month"
Just delete the post after the salary is paid! There will be more and more spam posts on the forum, and the burden will grow heavier! Some meaningless and outdated posts can be deleted; why are they still kept? These posts won’t do much for the forum! (Personal opinion) It’s clearly a request for help, yet some people still reply with “Send it to my email...”. I reply by telling them it’s a request for help and that they shouldn’t send it, but the next day another message saying “Send it to my email...” appears under my reply – it’s extremely frustrating! I really want to deduct some points from him, but I can’t go too far! The post can’t be closed, let alone deleted; so what’s left is to delete his reply! As a result, he comes running back to ask you why you deleted his post! “What’s so special about moderators.......... The forum should at least have a way to delete posts! It’s not allowed to only send messages but not to delete them! The forum needs to have its spam cleaned up! The workload will be huge! It is recommended to try it on a small scale first! For example, delete the resolved help posts (post requests for information) first! Not to mention other forum members, even the moderators who have been around for a long time, technicians, and engineers – do you ever read other people’s request posts just because it serves your own needs? How many? Almost none! Because we know how to search! So it was deleted just like that – no problem at all! Of course, there’s plenty of space on the forum; if you want to leave it there, just do that! We’ve discussed before the matter of removing members who don’t post! Pretty much the same!