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It is recommended to remove the +1 score for posting topic threads

2007-12-13View Original

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It is recommended to eliminate the +1 score for posting a new topic. Giving a +1 score for posting a topic serves no purpose; instead, it leads to the appearance of low-quality posts, which reduces the overall quality of posts. With just a few words in a request post, those who want to help cannot understand what the issue is, making it impossible for them to assist the person seeking help. Therefore, it is suggested that the +1 score for posting a topic be removed. Good posts and answers are then appropriately rated by moderators, engineers, the technical team, and forum members.
Reply #22007-12-13
Through investigations in the management team’s offices and taking into account the actual circumstances, it was decided to suspend the rule regarding the issuance of 1 wealth for posting.
Reply #32007-12-13
I support you too; the key is to boost popularity. Once there’s enough popularity, even some low-quality posts have more advantages than disadvantages.
Reply #42007-12-13
We encourage posting, and inevitably some low-quality posts will appear, but there are still more good ones. If no points are given, not only would the good posts disappear, but even the bad ones might vanish as well. How can a forum remain active and develop? But for high-quality topic posts, we can all give them ratings as a reward, which is great.
Reply #52007-12-13
1. OP, please try to put yourself in others’ shoes. If you were a new member here, would you also suggest eliminating the reward of 1 wealth point for posting? 2. It’s unrealistic for a forum to rely entirely on technical posts to generate popularity. Necessary interludes can still help to set the tone of a forum and boost its popularity; most forums on the internet have dedicated chat areas – isn’t this a good example of that?
Reply #62007-12-13
What has enabled the forum to reach where it is today? Apart from the administrators, it is essential for every member to participate actively. As the saying goes, it’s easy to expand an empire but difficult to maintain it. Now that the forum has become popular, I think we shouldn’t forget all its members. If any member wants to earn a lot of money by posting main topics, I believe it’s not the forum’s rules that are at fault, but rather the behavior of those individuals. The forum’s rules shouldn’t be changed just because of a few people’s actions; only if such behavior becomes common among most members can we say that there is a problem with the rules. While the amount of money that can be earned from posting main topics isn’t much, it still represents a form of reward for members, and it shouldn’t be abolished, as doing so would surely affect the forum’s popularity. Furthermore, I believe that development is also a top priority for the forum. It’s important not to make those who haven’t joined the forum feel that the entry barrier is too high; after all, not everyone is willing to spend most of their time on the forum in order to make money. Only by joining can one truly understand how good the forum is.
Reply #72007-12-13
The vast majority of those who stay on the forum do so for long-term technical exchanges and the sharing of resources; they like the atmosphere here. It’s unrealistic to expect to make money quickly by posting topic threads, and such attempts would also be suppressed by the moderators. So, through natural selection, only the best remain – there’s no need to worry. Nevertheless, the original intention of the forum owner is good, and it deserves support! Technical forums also require a sense of responsibility and justice from everyone.
Reply #82007-12-13
Delete.... Thank you for your hard work, moderator...
Reply #92007-12-13
Of course, there are indeed some topic posts that may not be of high quality, but this is a paradox: initially, ordinary members relied on posting topic posts to earn money in order to be able to download more materials; It subtly gives the impression of being just made up to meet a quota! Once you reach a higher level, you won’t really need to earn points by posting topic threads anymore! :handshake
Reply #102007-12-13
I think posting useful posts to earn points is better than posting junk posts!:handshake
Reply #112007-12-13
This topic was discussed in the moderator’s office, and it was decided to keep the original post with a +1 to wealth! It aims to encourage everyone to actively share resources and participate extensively in the technical exchanges on the forum. However, the forum will also take appropriate action against those who post spam posts in pursuit of wealth. I hope everyone will familiarize themselves with the rules of each version before posting, to avoid unnecessary losses!
Reply #122007-12-15
This relies on individual initiative; members are encouraged to post high-quality posts
Reply #132007-12-15
I think it’s better not to cancel; let’s keep some excitement for everyone. It’s more fun this way
Reply #142007-12-15
Oppose. I fully agree with what was said on the 6th floor.
Reply #152007-12-16
I agree with the administrator; it’s not possible to expect everyone who posts on the forum to be experienced experts. Don’t newcomers then have any right to speak?

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