Is it appropriate to cancel out “number of posts × 0.05”?
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When I checked my points today, I found that I had dropped down from the seventh grade to the sixth grade in elementary school; my score had decreased from 305 points to 270 points. After checking around, I discovered that the previous point calculation system included a factor of “number of posts × 0.05”, but this element has been removed now, meaning that advancing by posting more posts is no longer effective. However, to compensate for the losses resulting from the cancellation of this item, the forum has provided some compensation; everyone can go to the Wealth Center to receive the corresponding compensation red packets. Those who have posted many times must agree: should the previous points be fixed before making new adjustments? ? :'(It’s becoming increasingly difficult to get into higher education; perhaps it’s because of our country’s large population, as the number of admissions allowed has reached its limit!) :Q :Q
Each member’s points are automatically calculated using a point formula, and any adjustment affects everyone alike. It should be impossible to fix the points first, unless the points for each person are changed in the backend, and such a task is beyond anyone’s capacity to complete. :funk: