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Today, through the forum search function, I accessed a certain forum section and came across the following two reply posts: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=100839&highlight=%D3%A2%D6%C6 The differences between imperial and metric pipe sizes – Jerrypan, 3rd floor. Imperial pipes are measured in inches; they represent a set of pipe dimensions commonly used internationally, and are often referred to as the “large outer diameter series”. Metric pipes are measured in mm; they have been widely used for decades by China’s chemical industry and other industrial sectors, and are known as the “small outer diameter series”. The wall thickness series for imperial pipes is indicated by the pipe size designation, namely Sch.XX; The wall thickness series for metric pipes starts at 2 mm, with intervals of 0.5 mm; for thicknesses over 10 mm, the interval is 1 mm. Steelpe 15th floor: Imperial pipes – measured in inches; this is a series of pipe dimensions commonly used internationally, often referred to as the \"large outer diameter series\". Metric pipes – measured in mm; this is a series of pipe dimensions that has been widely used in China’s chemical industry and other industrial sectors for decades, and is commonly known as the \"small outer diameter series\". The wall thickness series for imperial pipes is indicated by the pipe designation, namely Sch.XX ; The wall thickness series for metric pipes starts at 2 mm, with intervals of 0.5 mm; for thicknesses over 10 mm, the interval is 1 mm. How should posts like this be handled in the future?
First, check if it has the same IP score, then deduct points and delete it.
Personally, I suggest focusing on deletion and score deduction reminders; for first-time offenses, a deduction of 1 point should be sufficient.
Agree with what my sister said.:lol
The later post seems to be a copy of the one above; it is recommended to delete the later post and issue a warning or penalty.
Hehe, it’s still the super-powered eye from floor 5 that’s at work here; this is indeed a post that completely copies the previous one, and the latter post even gets a higher score than the former. This isn’t an issue related to IP scores – such problems are difficult to detect and tend to be overlooked easily