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Charming rivers and seas: To be able to get to know such charming rivers and seas, I owe thanks to Baidu; it was thanks to this intermediary that I didn’t miss out on them. Beginner stage. Like many newcomers, as a beginner who has just arrived in Haichuan, the thing I like to do most is download tons of information; then, watching my meager \"wealth\" keep decreasing day after day is truly heartbreaking. But there’s still no way around it – the information is too tempting; it would be a shame not to download it, haha. There’s only one option left: find a way to earn money. Posting topic threads, helping others solve problems, replying to posts that are likely to generate wealth, participating in some of HaiChuan’s activities, and so on – during that time, anything that could help earn “wealth” was worth trying. Progress stage. After some time of exploration and getting through the confusing beginner stage, I realized that the materials available on HaiChuan are like books in a library – one can read them whenever needed, without having to download them all and store them on one’s computer, thus taking up space. At this stage, I mainly discuss and answer questions related to topics that interest me and my field of expertise; I also occasionally read the management discussions on HaiChuan and keep an eye on the direction in which the forum is developing. At this stage, thanks to a calm mindset, the answers I provided were quite accurate; Hai Chuan’s friends also approved of them and gave high scores, which helped my wealth and charm grow rapidly. And I have made a few colleagues in the same industry at HaiChuan, with whom I discuss and exchange technical issues. The dough stick stage. I don’t have much experience with Haichuan, but through my efforts to explore it over time, I’ve learned most of what there is to know about it; little by little, I’ve also become more experienced in terms of my own insights. And that’s how Kaichuan became a part of my work and life. Yesterday, due to server issues, the Haichuan Forum was inaccessible for a whole day. A friend in the dimethyl ether group I created said they felt very bored and that it was hard to cope without accessing Haichuan. Aren’t I the same, constantly refreshing the forum’s homepage in front of my computer? It’s not management, but I’m used to it; I really just want to go up there and around, even if I don’t do anything. I also want to get involved in managing the forum, so as to make use of my available online time and technical skills to rate or manage those excellent posts. However, I was unable to apply to be a moderator; I only managed to become a member of the technical team. Although the permissions are limited, it’s good enough for me as a consolation. Now, the first thing I do at work every day is turn on my computer and check Shanghai Chuan to see if there are any good topics or excellent posts; I give extra points to those that are well-written. It’s not much, but it shows some effort :lol I believe those friends won’t mind it either. It remains to be seen what stage I will be in in the future. Finally, quietly tell the new friends to check the forum’s trash folder – there’s a lot of useful information there, and it’s free; it’s a free resource provided by HaiChuan for everyone. Finally, in response to the theme: the eternal rivers and seas, the charming rivers and seas! This post was last edited by ssbayf on 2007-12-6 09:15]
I completely agree; it seems like it’s starting to develop into a \"youtuber\" level now. As for what the future holds, let’s wait and see. :lol
The ways to enter the sea river vary, but the experiences one has while in it are more or less similar. Feeling grateful toward the sea river is a common sentiment among everyone who has received help there, and wanting to learn more about it is also a cherished wish of many ordinary members.
I really feel the same as the original poster; going to the forum every night has become a part of my routine. Although I’ve been a member for only a short time, I’ve already developed feelings for it. Every time I turn on my computer, I instinctively click on the Haichuan Chemicals Forum in my favorites. Even though I couldn’t log in to the forum that day, I tried to access it several times. I hope that when I’m older, I’ll still be able to visit the forum from time to time to look back on my growth journey. I think by then, Haichuan will truly have reached the million-member mark, just as Teacher Taomu said in his New Year’s message. I’m looking forward to the day when the forum has a million members!