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The purpose of this section is to help everyone learn about the rules and regulations, and I think this is a great approach. How can we keep this up so that more people are motivated to participate actively? I have an immature idea for your consideration. 1. Create a lottery link on the forum’s home page; after entering the lottery, a question will appear (a question bank has been created and can be updated). If the question is answered within the specified time frame (1 minute), the user will randomly receive some reward (it would be even better if there were one or two large prizes, similar to in lotteries). 2. Operation procedure. Click on the lottery ----- Questions will appear ----- Complete them within the specified time ----- Win a prize (randomly). 3. Each person can try only once per day. I think by doing this, we can fully motivate all members, and also enable them to unconsciously absorb certain things, which will contribute to the development of the forum. (This idea comes from games, entertainment shows, and lotteries)
LZ is right; in my work I often encounter a significant number of members who do not post or reply in accordance with the forum rules. Some even go so far as to post irrelevant content deliberately, and this is all due to a lack of familiarity with the rules. Few people seem to take the time to read those tedious rules carefully. When I first registered, I didn’t read them thoroughly either. LZ’s idea is great – it’s an effective way to help members earn money while also helping them become familiar with the rules. I support you!
The forum questionnaire rewards are mainly intended for newly registered users in the first grade; moreover, a tracking plugin should be created for those who earn these rewards through the questionnaire. If they do not follow the rules when posting, the system should give them automatic warnings, and points should be deducted after three such instances, so as to identify those who do not take the rules seriously.*Forum rules.:lol
If it’s technically feasible, we will consider it. Hehe, that’s a good idea
I think it’s always better to reward positively than to punish. It’s much better to learn the rules in a relaxed and pleasant environment.
It’s always better to reward positively than to punish