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During the upgrade process, new users often encounter the problem of insufficient points. In the previous post, the administrator encouraged them by saying: \"Give more ratings to others – that’s a way to earn more points for yourself!\" "I think this is a solution, but most people feel that it doesn’t bring them real wealth. I believe it would be possible to implement a system where for every 5 evaluations given by members for others, their own wealth increases by 1 unit; this way, people would be genuinely encouraged to give more evaluations, and they too would benefit from it. As a result, there would be many high scores for excellent contributions, and people would read the posts more carefully. I wonder if this suggestion is feasible
Firstly, it’s technically not feasible; secondly, not every post is rated, and doing so would result in no standard for scoring, leading to inflation in the forum
The original poster’s idea is good, but it’s difficult to implement it in a standardized manner; it’s easy for people to strive hard to gain points for others in order to earn wealth, with hundreds of people adding points under a good post
I read the comments from the people above; they make a lot of sense! It seems I came up with a bad idea – my apologies! Banzhu can delete that post
I also think it’s not good; rating good posts is a duty and a moral obligation.
Well said, that’s exactly what I think. It’s too difficult for newcomers
I’ve read the comments from the people above; they make a lot of sense! What I lack now is points and prestige – I can’t see many things, nor can I download anything
The forum scoring criteria include wealth, charm, contribution, and prestige; it is recommended to award points directly for valuable posts