It is recommended to raise the threshold for seeking help appropriately
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Inspired by this, I noticed today in the process design discussion area that a person named jvwenhua posted 7 request posts on the homepage. I’m not against people who truly need help posting more posts, but it’s a fact that too many posts consume forum resources. Moreover, some posts can be combined, and the issues mentioned in some posts can be resolved by simply doing a search. I suggest limiting each person to two free request posts per day (which should be sufficient). Those who really need to post more requests would have to pay a fee, which should encourage them to be more careful when submitting their requests. Feel free to discuss this.
Raising the threshold has its advantages and disadvantages, and it should be approached with caution.
Agree with the original poster’s view; having too many per day is indeed imprudent or careless; one or two well-thought-out ones would be sufficient
I agree; I think the number of posts allowed should be limited to two per day, that’s enough. These days, many people ask a lot of questions at once when they could have asked them all in just one post, forcing the moderators to waste a lot of time merging them. Furthermore, certain measures should be taken to improve the quality of request posts; askers should ensure that no other relevant information or topics exist on the forum before posting a request, thereby showing more initiative and avoiding the lazy habit of posting as soon as a problem arises.