In \"well-trained,\" does \"trained\" refer to quality?
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They all say it’s about being well-trained, but is something that’s not processed better than something that is?
The forum is declining more and more precisely because of these utterly boring spam posts. A ridiculous question, and they think it’s funny and humorous.
The water area can hold water; it’s not afraid of having too much……
There are many types of water stickers, and those who deliberately ask questions to attract attention and gain points unfairly should have been regulated long ago. It is highly recommended that the point rewards for this section be removed. A technical forum with too many off-topic posts can seriously affect the mood when trying to find relevant information or engage in discussions. A newcomer comes to the forum full of hope to learn*, and as soon as they log in, wow~~~~~~~~~~~~ there are so many spam posts that they cover the entire screen!
There are quite a few friends in the technical forums who help resolve technical issues; for example, there is one-on-one professional assistance, and technical posts are posted in the appropriate sections. If you encounter any problems, you can bring them up for discussion; there are quite a few enthusiastic sea friends around. As for the water area, I don’t think there’s much to comment on – it’s just for fun, a way to change things up when you have free time at work. Occasionally, some rather humorous replies can be seen as well... I also hope that the moderators and forum users will post high-quality discussion threads, insightful casual posts, and artistic content that enhances our interests. In short, the development of the forum depends on everyone. Posts with many replies are likely to be good posts.
No one said anything about cancelling the water stickers; no one mentioned technical issues, and no one responded. No one said there were no enthusiastic members of the community. The key is a matter of \"degree\"! As for the last paragraph, I fully support it. In a technical forum, even when discussing mundane topics, one should have a certain level of competence and quality.
Well-trained: Well-trained means usually, all along. There is strict training all the time. Pinyin: xùn liàn yǒu sù. Source: Zhao Yi of the Qing dynasty, “Notes on the Twenty-Two Histories, Volume 34: Generals’ Servants”: “Xian was also a famous general at that time; he achieved success wherever he went, which shows that he had received thorough training.” ”
More people are welcome to participate in discussions on the technical forum; the casual section is meant for casual chatting anyway
When the forum is active, there are many spammers as well; for example, there’s 【Haichuan Spamming Co., Ltd.】. Even more of those spammers have gone their own ways, and now it has turned into just 【Haichuan Convenience Store】
I am quite in support of what you said; even water needs to be of a certain standard to be considered good quality. :As for words or idioms, they are all used based on the texts passed down by our ancestors; sometimes it’s difficult to trace their origins. It’s indeed a topic chosen just to say something, and it doesn’t have to be original. If not a few friends kept posting posts just to keep things going, I guess there would be almost no one left in the water area. When there is a water shortage in water-rich areas, quality is neglected. In fact, many similar questions can be raised: Why do we need iron discipline rather than gold discipline or copper discipline? Is iron more resistant to rust? Why is it called the Water Zone and not the Fire Zone? Because it’s relatively watery, right? ;P As for the integrals, they are all imaginary; the materials available for download on the forum are sufficient. Or interact in the water area; that way people get to know each other better, and it’s easier to resolve any issues that arise.