Sincerity and skill in posting
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Dear new and old classmates of Interpretation Club, when you post, have you considered the sincerity and skill of posting? It is common to see new first-year students posting more than five requests for help or sharing information in less than ten minutes. Most of their posts are irregular. It’s because they lack communication and learning * Sincerity or lack of posting skills? Excluding the very small number of people who want to quickly accumulate wealth by using the number of posts and then download the information they want, most students come here to learn * and communication. The discussion topics they submit may not be technical enough, and the questions they ask for help may be too straightforward, but they should be sincere in their hearts. But I saw more than one help post titled "Translation", and the content always directly put a paragraph in English, and then said: When everyone takes a look at it, it’s hard for me to appreciate their sincerity. People who come here should have a minimum foundation in English, or even a professional foundation in English, and they should also be people who have solved many problems. Whether discussing or asking for help, they should have their own understanding of the problem, and they should explain the difficulties and relevant backgrounds in their understanding to honest helpers. Only in this way can you reflect your sincerity and get help in a timely manner. If you refute me and say that your post is not sincere, then it means that your post lacks the necessary posting skills and it cannot reflect your sincerity. As one of the administrators of this district, I don’t want to delete my classmates’ posts just for one reason. I hope you remember me when you need help and we can learn together * and improve, striving for every student who comes here to grow from a novice to an English master! I wish you all a happy New Year 2008!
The poster’s reminder was very timely! It's understandable if it's a bit watery or vague once or twice, but after all, this is not a free translation website. Everyone just expresses their own opinions on many issues for reference to the questioner. What everyone is interested in is not long translations, but some common, challenging or debatable word and sentence issues. Because there is a huge amount of information on the Internet today, any search engine can solve many small problems. Others are discussed. There are still some difficult questions in our interpretation club, such as the previous translation of the word "device", and the answers require a certain amount of knowledge accumulation. We look forward to more people’s participation and more experts appearing! :handshake
Support keepingforward’s comments! :handshake appreciates those students who follow through and give timely feedback on their opinions, insights, and final solutions after receiving help from others. I hope all the students in our Interpretation club will follow suit: lol
The K version of the initiative is very representative. In fact, not only in the Interpretation Club, but also in other forums, many new friends often post a lot of help messages at once, and it is often just one sentence or a few words. The areas where help is needed are very unclear, and it is not possible for people to answer or not to answer. Communication in the forum is mutual. Posters are sincere, and friends who answer will naturally do their best. Everyone discusses and solves problems in a harmonious and harmonious atmosphere, which is a major manifestation of our network civilization! I believe that everyone will definitely gain valuable knowledge and precious friendships in such an online environment.
If you don’t know which forum to post your suggestion in, just follow this post from the moderator and please move it to the appropriate forum when convenient. I noticed that the topic of each post is immediately followed by an advertisement, which separates the topic from the content of the post and affects the overall readability. Can the advertisement be moved to another location, or placed at the front of the forum? Moderator's message: Suggestions related to layout settings can be discussed directly in the forum affairs discussion area. The Forum Community Affairs area is managed by cleaners. He checks back every day for new posts. Originally, my topic post should also be posted to the forum affairs area. I'm a bit selfish, because there are many topics in the forum's business area, and posts often sink in quickly. This post was last edited by keepingforward on 2007-12-29 15:12 ]
I feel like I’m being burned: lol Sometimes I post in pursuit of volume. Even though I’ve already posted a lot, I can’t help but post meaningless posts.* Habit or inertia is just because I have been touched because some of my seemingly thoughtless posts were answered seriously and in detail by moderators or many Haichuan members. Now that I reflect on the year 2007, perhaps due to the influence of responsible moderators and Haichuan members, my posts are no longer frivolous and meaningless replies, and I hope to be recognized.
It is undeniable that many people who post help posts are seeking quick and professional help, so the quality of the posts is not high. However, I agree with everyone above that it is better to have a beginning and an end to everything, and become invisible if you cannot get help. You have to at least respond or rate it. Rating power is updated every day. It would be a shame not to use it!