Administrator’s announcement – Attention everyone in the polysilicon area! ["2009.2.16"]

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I. New members joining HaiChuan: 1. Register on the HaiChuan Chemical Industry Forum (http://www.hcbbs.com). 2. Read the post introducing new members. 3. Go to the examination center to take tests. 4. A score of 5 or above qualifies you for the “First Grade of HaiChuan Primary School”, while a score of 9 or above qualifies you for the “Second Grade of HaiChuan Primary School”. 5. Now that you are part of HaiChuan, participate in learning and discussions to advance in rank. Only members in the third grade or above of the primary school can upload their personal profiles; those in the second grade can only engage in technical exchanges. II. Basic precautions 1. Replies do not earn points automatically; please avoid posting meaningless replies! Please note that meaningless replies risk having points deducted, while only meaningful posts will earn points from the moderators. 2. Please first search or check to confirm that your topic has not been used before, in order to avoid duplication. 3. Material-related posts must include a relatively comprehensive introduction; it is strictly prohibited to use a format that consists only of the topic title and attachments. For posts sharing materials, the article content should be presented on the first page, and for books, an outline and a content summary must be provided, so that people can understand the contents of the materials without having to download them. Indicate the reading permission in red bold font, size 3. Encourage including picture descriptions. When there are many attachments, they can be sent in the replies. If attachments are sent across multiple replies, please indicate the location of the other attachments in the first reply. Mods have the right to delete posts that do not meet the above requirements; those with serious violations will have points deducted. 4. Publishers should pay attention to technical confidentiality and security when communicating with others. In the event of a dispute, the poster is responsible for the content they have posted. Progress comes from learning and communication, but at the same time, we must not forget confidentiality. 5. Please discuss only industry-related technologies; avoid posting any content related to current events, politics, religion, etc. Thank you for your cooperation. The posting of gossip and articles on current news is prohibited; such content will be deleted immediately upon discovery! III. Notes on Asking Questions 1. Before asking a question: When you pose a question, you should first explain what you have done prior to that ； This will help establish your image: you are not a beggar trying to get something for nothing, unwilling to waste other people’s time. If the questioner can learn something from the answer, we are more willing to answer his question ； Before asking a question, check whether you have done it: try to find the answer by yourself ； Search online ； Ask friends around you who are experts in this field. 2. Prepare your questions; asking them carelessly will only yield careless answers, or no answer at all. The more effort you show in trying to solve the problem on your own before seeking help, the more substantial assistance you will receive. 3. Appropriate word choice, correct grammar, and no spelling errors. IV. Guidelines for Answering Questions 1. Do not answer questions whose answers you do not know = If you cannot provide any useful information, then refrain from answering. 2. Explain it to yourself: If you are the one asking the question, can your own answer be understood by you? 3. Provide as little assistance as possible: Sometimes, insightful answers are more effective. 4. Show your approach. 5. Use humor wisely: Occasionally, due to differences in context/language, your jokes may end up confusing people even more. 6. Maintain a \"novice\" mindset: learning is endless, so stay humble. Answering questions does not mean that you are \"giving\" something; it’s possible that you are also learning*. Don’t think that just by answering some questions you have become a guru. V. Basic Etiquette 1. Remember people’s presence: If there are things you wouldn’t say in person, don’t say them here either. 2. Leave a good impression of yourself online: If you’re not very familiar with someone, do some Google research before talking to them. Check the grammar and wording carefully before posting. Do not deliberately provoke or use profanity. 3. Tolerance: We have all been beginners at one point, and we all make mistakes. When you see someone make spelling mistakes, use the wrong words, ask a simple question, or write an unnecessarily long essay, don’t pay too much attention to it. If you really want to give him advice, it’s best to do so privately. It’s all plagiarism; the original author, please don’t get upset! Sincere thanks to lonelyghost_li. . . This post was last edited by LHY8771 on 2009-2-16 17:35.]