It is suggested to create a moderator registration post
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Since there are many moderators nowadays and there are numerous tasks related to thread management, it’s often unclear whether the moderators below check the forum on a daily basis. Therefore, it is recommended to create a section for moderators to report their activity, in order to facilitate comprehensive management of threads
Go to http://bbs.hcbbs.com/stats.php?type=modworks – it’s all clear there! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/stats.php?type=team
Okay, I’ve learned it, thanks to the original poster
The OP’s question is not feasible! First, it is possible to check whether the publisher or moderator visits the forum every day, and how much management work they do on the forum; all these details are available for verification. Secondly, if moderators and super moderators have to post reports every day, and there are probably hundreds of moderators in the entire forum, who will go through all these posts to determine who has shown up and who hasn’t? Finally, when each moderator posts a message, it undoubtedly increases the load on the forum; it’s simply unnecessary load. Based on the above points, I think the moderator should no longer insist on your opinion!
It probably isn’t necessary to handle it this way; we can look at the statistics as well as the level of management in this section. There’s no need for such strict control, as it gives a negative impression.
Perhaps we could consider giving moderators who maintain perfect attendance an additional bonus for it; it’s just a suggestion: lol
The suggestion for a \"perfect attendance award\" is good. Hehe, I totally agree. Regarding the post about daily reports mentioned by the original poster, it’s likely due to a lack of understanding of the forum by that person. As an admin, everything is clearly visible in the “Management Team” section under “Statistics”. Being an admin isn’t just a matter of simply signing in every day; nowadays, admins also have assessment tasks to fulfill, with “online time” and “number of management actions” being key metrics. It’s impossible to succeed as an admin by just going through the motions