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1. First of all, thank you to all users for their support of the Daily Question feature. 2. This feature will be discontinued; we hope users can understand and continue to support us
A bit disappointed and lost; the daily tasks are gone, and I don’t know when I’ll be able to start again
It’s a pity, but I thank you; your diligence and professionalism are truly admirable. Thank you.
Despite being disappointed, I hope that better similar projects and activities will be launched. Looking forward to it :P
Disappointed, fewer topics to discuss, and lost the chance to score points.
Although it’s a bit regrettable, I will continue to support the HaiChuan Boiler Industry Technology Exchange Area as always.
Could it be changed to one question per week?
It’s a pity! I lost a great opportunity to study*, but I still want to thank the moderator for their hard work!
I come here every day; I’m a bit reluctant to leave
It’s a bit sad to have missed such a great learning opportunity! Looking forward to better events. . . . . . :)
Actually, I come to “Question of the Day” every day. Thank you to the original poster for their hard work. I’ve learned it.* Communicate more.
We should improve our learning together; I hope more opportunities for joint learning will be provided in the future. Thank you
Another place that we must visit every day is gone. I hope the forum owner and all the members will continue to offer their ideas and suggestions to make our forum better, and I too will keep working hard to help develop our forum.
Regret is also a good thing; it eliminates one platform for discussion and also reduces the chances for people to boost their scores artificially.
Being a section chief is quite tough. Support, and I hope similar activities such as a question of the week can be carried out.
Deep down, I hope that the Daily Question will continue to exist; its presence will bring a lot of popularity to our forum. But since the moderator has made up his mind, he probably has his own reasons, so all we can do is support him.
Actually, such activities are quite good; why stop them?
This activity is really great; why did it stop? While growing rapidly, points were also earned. Now that it’s paused, I look forward to the emergence of more innovative and positive activities to support your work!