It is recommended to mute this member
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Member wangg_h, UID 87736. Performance: 1. In the oil refining technology discussion area, they deliberately replied in English, leaving us moderators who don’t know English confused and unable to give scores or comments. I believe many members also can’t understand the content of the posts. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/redirect.php?tid=287956&goto=newpost#newpost 17th floor: 2. What’s most infuriating is that he filled in his major as “Chemical Engineering **”, which is utterly unacceptable. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/space-uid-87736.html Please take a look at the major listed. Do you think this member should be banned from posting? This post was last edited by Shuichangshou on 2009-2-24 17:52.]
It depends on whether it’s a matter of character or manners; otherwise, it’s better to have someone with authority handle it
Could you provide us with more detailed dimensions? I assume this reactor is of the isothermal type rather than an adiabatic reactor. What are the thickness and the shell material? I guess this is an isothermal reactor rather than an adiabatic reactor. What is its thickness? What is the material of the casing? This person is competent in their field and has decent English skills. I checked and it’s not a problem with the input method; “she” has posted in Chinese before. But are posts in English prohibited in other districts? It’s suggested that she change her major first; otherwise, she will be banned. However, the titles of some moderators are somewhat vulgar. Will it lead to a similar situation elsewhere? This post was last edited by echommm on 2009-2-25 08:30]
It is recommended to delete IDs; members who show disrespect toward themselves or others should have their IDs removed.
Once the major is selected, it cannot be changed. It’s not that posts in English are not allowed in other sections; it’s just that some moderators and members cannot understand English, especially technical terms and phrases.
It seems that cleaners can change their \"specialization\". For forum members who want to show off or practice their foreign language skills, what do you think of posting in both languages in areas where that language is not the primary one? It’s best not to give up a foreign language; not using it for a long time is equivalent to giving it up.
I strongly agree that those who use immoral language should be severely punished! ! This post was last edited by wsts00100 on 2009-2-24 23:00]
I’ve seen people post questions in English as topic posts before, both in the pipeline area and in the CAD drawing area
Personally, I think the moderator should first give this member a reminder to submit discussions in Chinese. If they still don’t change their behavior, it’s not too late to ban them!
I’m ashamed; my name is terrible. What should I do? Should I change it?
1. Appropriate reminders can be given. 2. Listen to his explanation to see if it was a mistake or if he just wanted to show off; give such a reminder and then wait to see what happens. 3. Professional formatting should not pose any problems; I’m not sure why everyone is reacting so strongly. Hehe, one of the principles of Haichuan is tolerance. Amitabha, that’s great
What you don’t know is that the field he listed as his major was “chemical engineering **”; I used “**” to conceal the actual Chinese character he wrote – a synonym for the male genitalia.
Oh, I definitely support it. Sorry, I didn’t see it, so I misunderstood
Give it a chance; if the bad behavior doesn’t stop, then ban them – that would be better.
I’ve encountered situations where the Chinese input method didn’t work well and I had to use English; I think Haiyou should be given a chance to explain