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For those in the non-technical group, here are a few suggestions regarding the scoring method: 1. Log in daily, click to view new posts, check out the newly posted ones of the day (those published since the last login), look at topics that you are familiar with or need to understand, and rate those posts that you feel offer valuable insights or are meaningful; adhere to the principle of rating fewer but more thoughtful posts; 2. While reviewing new posts, if you come across problematic posts or replies, click \"Report\" promptly to inform about the issues and provide timely feedback ; For any issues identified, please have the cleaner handle them promptly and remove them ; 3. Enter relevant professional sections at the appropriate time, and utilize certain skills within those sections. 4. Pay due attention to sections related to personal hobbies, such as food-related topics, forum discussion areas, and computer-related content ; 5. For each report, try to suggest deletions as the primary approach; for levels above the technical team, stricter requirements should be applied to the content submitted ;
If objective scoring were truly possible, it would be a good suggestion. As for reporting, personally I think it’s better not to do it unless it really affects the browsing experience of the forum. I hope that people in this country will be more united and friendly; the practice of \"reporting\" should not be encouraged.