Discussion on the arrangement of key tasks for March in the Boiler Edition
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1． will cease) activities. 2. Increase the criteria for scoring topic posts. 3. Increase the criteria for scoring meaningful replies. 4. Increase the standard for recovery posts that help others. 5. Increase the assessment of irritating posts and meaningless posts. This post was last posted by * Edited by anpangpang at 2009-2-9 09:45 ]
Let’s discuss whether to stay or leave the daily question! You can make it a weekly question!
Yes, we can make a weekly question just like in the workshop. We now have a weekly question in the workshop. We can let everyone choose the questions and compile them into the weekly questions, and summarize them at the end of the month or the end of the year. In this way, our knowledge can be broadened a lot! !
One question per week is good, but I feel like one question per day is too many~~ Or I can’t remember that many~ (I will forget about it after answering it)
Carry out some useful topic discussions to enliven the atmosphere of this forum. It is recommended to answer all questions and not remain silent.
Agree to change the daily question to a weekly question. At the same time, the format of weekly questions can also be considered in various forms such as question and answer, choice, discussion, etc.
It is better to have a Q&A with prizes
suggestion: 1. Keep the daily questions, which can be changed to one question per day. This way the moderator has a heavier workload, thank you for your hard work! 2. Add moderators or real * The number of moderators reduces the burden. 3. Several awards can be selected every month, and bonus points will be awarded. These awards will be made public and members will be asked to supervise.
One question per day, discussion should be encouraged, discussion on small topics and general topics should not be limited to one day
Members should be encouraged to participate as question makers. Only those who are rated as outstanding members are eligible to pose questions. Reward the person who came up with the question!