Rules regarding posting help requests and discussion posts in the analysis version (version confirmation)
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A few suggestions regarding request posts: While organizing previous posts recently, I noticed that in some cases the people who made requests didn’t follow up after posting them. It is recommended that those who post requests go back and check on their own requests from time to time. 1. Try to describe your request as clearly as possible, unless it involves confidential information. 2. If the issue isn’t resolved completely, you can continue to post updates so that everyone can keep discussing it. 3. If the problem is solved, it’s advisable to post a message to let others know. In this way, we can turn request posts into posts for sharing experiences. 4. If no one replies within a day or two, you can send a text message to moderator Canghai or to me; we will then ask technical experts to help resolve the issue, so as to give you an explanation. I welcome everyone’s opinions – if appropriate, it is suggested that you reply and share any other good methods. The overall goal is to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of solving problems. This post was last edited by Canghai Yili Sand on 2009-2-24 at 08:15
Support! I already posted a call for it! Should those who post but do not reply or rate to participate in the discussion be given a slight punishment?
I firmly support the work of the moderators; what they say makes sense!
I strongly agree with the original poster’s opinion! Especially some posts are really on point; if I weren’t working on this exactly, I wouldn’t even know where to start to help. To have one’s problems solved quickly and effectively, it is important to ask questions!
Post help requests and discussion threads in the analysis version. We usually assign scores to those who initiate topics; starting from today, those who post requests for help or discussion posts in the analysis section will, within 5 days, be ignored, not given scores by other participants, not respond actively to the replies of other users, and show no respect for others’ hard work. 5 days later, our forum administrators will impose appropriate penalties by removing the ratings from their topic posts, and will indicate the reason for removing those ratings in the explanation. SeaFriends can post reports under this thread and be given appropriate rewards. This post was last edited by Canghai Yili Sha on 2009-2-23 08:41.]
An old ox is just an old ox. Huh. We support your requirements for help requests ； As a supplementary point, if you want to get help successfully, the title of the post is also very important; it must be clear and eye-catching. Avoid using vague phrases or overly simple titles such as “Seeking help, please assist me,” “I’m begging for help,” and so on. Doing this also wastes everyone’s time and leaves a bad impression on you as well.
I totally agree with Old Ox! ! ! ! Only by replying can we know whether your problem has been solved and how well it was resolved. If you find the answer yourself, it’s recommended to post it as well so that everyone can share it. The purpose of coming to Haichuan is to exchange ideas and improve together; don’t just ignore things without raising any questions.
Strongly support! If I don’t check the posts I’ve posted in a timely manner, I feel uncomfortable. I hope my posts get quick replies and help solve actual problems. I am also willing to actively answer questions and help one another. I will work harder from now on.
Strongly support! I hope the post I make will get a quick response and resolve an actual problem. I am also willing to actively answer questions and help one another. I will work harder from now on. “If there are one or two days with no replies, you can send a text message to the moderator of Canghai or to me; we will then ask technical experts to handle the issue so that we can give you an explanation. I’m very grateful for the moderator’s concern.