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Maybe it’s because I haven’t been to the software area recently or for some other reason. Now I feel that as far as the sections in Haichuan are concerned, the popularity of the software technology exchange area is not very good among these sections. I don’t know what the reason is. I am passionate about software design and I look forward to the software area becoming popular! I hope that effective measures can be taken to improve everyone's enthusiasm for communication. Friends from the software area are welcome to make suggestions here. Thank you! This post was last edited by harveychen on 2007-12-27 18:12 ]
You are such a down-to-earth person. Reasons - 1. The real experts in the design institute are very busy and have no time. ; 2. The management team of the forum are all amateurs, and they are basically free and voluntary. 3. Most of the people who come to the forum are young people. Young people are all working machines and utilitarian. They cannot have too much energy to manage, nor can they come often to visit. I think this is actually a potential obstacle to the greater development of the forum. Nowadays, forums basically rely on downloading and solving problems to attract people. The problems in this area are actually a reflection of the lack of motivation for the forum's long-term development.
I hope Micro’s suggestion can be implemented and divided into two areas for imaginative questions and serious questions. This may be able to attract and retain some experts to give you guidance. The development of the forum depends on everyone. I hope everyone can provide more opinions and brainstorm. This post was last edited by Haichuan Zhifeng on 2007-12-27 22:03 ]
I feel that there are not many discussions about technology except for a few people who are working or studying.* Only those who are familiar with application software will think deeply about the problems they encounter and can only ask professional questions. Most people (including me) do not have the opportunity to come into contact with software at work. They just learn it as a hobby, so they cannot ask any technical questions. This post was last edited by chetec on 2007-12-28 14:22 ]