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The main force behind the development and expansion of the sample

2008-01-22View Original

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For the development of the sample area, I would like to conduct a survey to discuss the issue of who should post content in that area. Question 1: When posting in the sample area, is it the ordinary members who upload samples on their own that are more numerous, or are it the members (manufacturer representatives) who upload samples? Question 2: Which force do we really need to develop? (Regular member or manufacturer representative?) If the latter are in the majority, no incentive measures are needed ; If the former is more common, then we still need to implement certain incentive measures! The vote consists of three options, each outlining the main forces behind posting in the sample area. Please participate actively in voting to help develop and strengthen the sample area! If anyone has any good suggestions, please reply. Thank you all! This post was last edited by bolinuser on 2008-1-23 09:02]
Reply #22008-01-22
To be honest, your survey post seems to be filled with irrelevant content! It’s of the same nature as your previous age survey post
Reply #32008-01-22
I think it’s necessary to motivate everyone. For example, the valves used in our factory are mainly based on those produced by Beijing Valve Factory, but I’ve searched online as well, and there are very few electronic samples available from Beijing Valve Factory; I’m not sure who might have them. In practice, our hospital always asks the agents to send over paper samples.
Reply #42008-01-22
Iraning wasn’t my intention, as there aren’t enough incentives in place in the sample area yet; I need to hear everyone’s opinions on whether such incentives are necessary. Please understand, Mine – thank you!
Reply #52008-01-23
If there is a comprehensive understanding of the data from the sample area, the results will be obvious without any need for investigation. Although there is a certain amount of sample data in the sample area, very few samples have been uploaded by the manufacturers or their agents, and this is also a key issue hindering the development of the sample area at present.
Reply #62008-01-23
Both forces are present, each accounting for 50%. Merging both sides is the best approach.
Reply #72008-01-23
How to let manufacturers and suppliers know, and encourage them to send samples, is something I’m considering I hope everyone can give some suggestions! ! !
Reply #82008-01-24
The uploading of resources to the sample area relies on the principle outlined in \"2. 80% of the samples are uploaded by manufacturer representative members, while 20% are uploaded by regular members who find samples through certain channels.\" However, the development of the sample area requires member participation in evaluating existing or current samples and discussing their advantages and disadvantages!
Reply #92008-01-24
What T said is absolutely true. Evaluating and discussing the strengths and weaknesses of samples actually serves to encourage members to provide timely feedback on their usage experience after making use of the forum’s materials. Establishing such a positive cycle is highly challenging and requires significant effort from the moderators. First, I would like to say thank you to all the moderators in the sample area – thank you for your hard work!

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