The value of a forum lies in communication

I believe most sea friends stay here to learn * and communicate. What you’re talking about are just individual cases; when there are many people, it’s inevitable. It is hoped that through Hai Chuan’s teachings, they can be changed. There are many posts about experiences from the forum; it would be great if they could take a look. :L

In this great melting pot of society, people of all kinds can be found. As long as we make sure not to be that kind of person, it’s fine. Be an honest person and do things in a down-to-earth manner

Incisive! Very insightful! Very incisive!

The original poster has summarized it very well. If this is the case in the real world, then why expect them to abide by laws and regulations in the virtual online world? ? Most people are here to obtain some information or to discuss and seek solutions to difficult medical problems. As for those who are just filling time, they might also be indispensable

This is precisely one of the main reasons why the virtual society on the internet is so popular among many people; things that are impossible or difficult to do in the real world can be done freely in this virtual society.

I think people should learn to judge who they are dealing with. This society is not pure, and the internet is no exception. We cannot expect too much from others; we can only do our best ourselves. As for egoism, forming cliques for personal gain, and bluffing, I think these things cannot be changed just by saying what we like or don’t like. It is necessary to bring about changes through actions, by not following in their footsteps; when faced with conflicting opinions, it’s appropriate to confront them directly. Administrators should use policies and regulations to guide and restrict such negative behaviors in order to bring about change. That said, a team that is too clean or too homogeneous is also not conducive to development; it is through contrast that there is direction and choices, otherwise confusion sets in. Saying you won’t do it is not as good as doing it.

The original poster is right in one aspect… In fact, most people on the forum have kind intentions; many strive to influence others positively, share their experiences, and help others – all of which contributes to the development of the forum. On the other hand, when everyone shares others’ resources, they should also share their own experiences. This is done for the benefit of the forum as well as for their own growth, and by contributing more, the forum can become even better.

In a large forest, there are all kinds of birds. Of course, there are people like those mentioned by the original poster, but among the classmates I’ve met, most are those who focus earnestly on their technical work. I believe the atmosphere at Haichuan will continue to improve

Haha, I belong to that category too; I need to fix it properly in the future!

Fortunately, it’s not just these three types of people! ! !

It’s a good summary, but you’re a pessimist: lol ； Everyone should oppose such phenomena, but everything has two sides, and human desires are endless; it’s impossible to completely eliminate them, but proper guidance can help.

I am willing to accept your evaluation, even though pessimism is often misunderstood. I said some unkind and unpleasant things, but that doesn’t mean that without suits and formal attire, one can’t be serious and responsible. On the other hand, some people who pay great attention to their appearance often do things that are careless. I insist on original posts, to be honest. It’s still very popular among everyone. Regarding some issues in the forum that need improvement, someone has to speak up; if no one does, there is a problem. Some of the **stakeholders in the forum won’t speak like me; they’ll be nice guys, shaking hands and stuff, right? A few days ago, a member I was quite familiar with asked me some questions; before long, they had become a Haichuan engineer, which really surprised me and left me speechless. Why do people like Google? If it sells ranking positions in search results, even just a little, many people might stop being its loyal users. The same is true for seas and rivers.

Hehe, neither of us belongs to those three types of people, I guess. Well said; there are indeed such people on the forum, but they’re really hard to deal with!

I think those who work in technology should always maintain an attitude of continuous learning, look up information, and exchange ideas with one another – well, maybe I’m overdoing it! It can’t be said that the motives are impure!

If the personality types of the participants in a group gradually become similar, it loses its vitality and energy. It’s likely impossible to understand biodiversity and Greenpeace’s actions. Even the \"scavengers\" are one of the driving forces behind the growth and maturity of the forum, and they have also contributed to its prosperity. The idea of unity under one rule is the root of chaos and regression