Should the forum affairs discussion section be managed?
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The current postings in the forum's business discussion area are a bit chaotic, and some posts are even close to spamming. It deviates somewhat from the discussion of forum matters. If you have suggestions for the forum, please post them. If you have opinions on the forum, you can post them on the forum. If you want to discuss forum matters, please post them on the forum. However, for things that are not closely related to forum matters, it is better to post them in a more relevant forum. Everyone comes from various enterprises and institutions, various institutions, colleges and departments, etc... and should have a rough idea of the effective targets of the questions raised. In addition, I would like to ask the moderator of this forum whether the cleaners should classify the posts in this forum.
It’s really time to tidy up the edition area. If the leisure area can be opened, I think many of them can be included in the leisure area.
It is recommended to separate and set up a Bamboo administrator affairs area and a response area for ordinary members.
There are several types of topic posts in the forum affairs discussion area that have a large number of posts. You can consider setting up one or two separate forums to store these posts.: 1. Regarding the proposals for establishing new sections, the problem is that some proposals lack pertinence and do not elaborate on specific plans. ； 2. For questions posted by new members about forum operations, wealth and points, etc., you can set up a new classmate * area, where moderators and enthusiastic members will give answers to new students ； 3. Initiative posts for initiating activities. Such posts can be moved to the forum contest activity area. Recently, there has been a large volume of posts in the business area, so it is necessary to sort out the topic posts in the business area. It is recommended that the webmaster consider this matter.
I think the forum affairs area should be divided into: The premium article original area and forum affairs discussion area can solve this problem
It does not necessarily have to be separated. You can add a logo in front of the topic to classify it, such as: Prefixes for suggestions, questions, initiatives, corrections, etc. If you want to see problems identified in a certain category, you can click on the classification logo at the top to read. If you want to see a hodgepodge, there is no need to classify.
Please ask the administrator to delete some theme posts by newcomers expressing their determination and declarations. There are too many of them and they seem uninteresting :L
It is recommended to divide it into the following sections 1. Beginners on the road: Solve novice questions in the novice communication area. All members of the avatar, signature upload area, and newcomer trial post area can enter 2. Forum affairs discussion area: Moderators and above, technical personnel (including engineers, lecturers, etc.) can enter 3. Moderator Home for event announcements, information feedback, mosaic applications, collection of opinions and suggestions, etc.: The communication area for all moderators and above managers will be merged with the existing management team office (enter the permission settings and you can set up the corresponding member group). Moderators and above managers can enter this post. This post was last edited by bluetop on 2008-2-13 11:18 ]
Is it possible to have tutorial area + newbies on the road + business area + moderator office
I agree with the boss, this is not bad, the basic settings are all there
This post has been dormant for a while, but I have improved it in the past few days. I hope everyone can discuss this matter. The posts in the business area are a bit messy right now. Some posts about New Year greetings were dropped this morning. If the webmaster considers how to divide this area, he can sort out all the posts in the business area in the near future. In addition, I would like to add that in the future, everyone should control the ratings of posts in the business area. After all, the focus of ratings should be on the major technical exchange areas.
Would you consider setting up a leisure area to ensure that everyone can share and discuss some situations that occur on the forum after work? Like the New Year gift package, how much did the boss give out? The happiest thing during the Spring Festival and so on.