I sincerely apologize to everyone!
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I understand that everyone must be upset about their posts being deleted, moved to the trash folder, or having their accounts disabled; I sincerely apologize to all of you for this! Everyone comes to Haichuan with a common goal: to learn and improve, as well as to solve problems. I think no one wants to see posts that are completely worthless and waste time. Of course, not all posts that are deleted, moved, or suppressed are meaningless; some simply become irrelevant over time, as there is no longer any need to discuss them. I sincerely hope that everyone will abide by the forum rules to make Haichuan better and better. Thank you all for your understanding, support, and cooperation.
We all understand the work of moderators; there are many questions raised by friends on the forum, and indeed some of them don’t really fall under the category of technical discussions. . . Haichuan is a great place for everyone to improve their skills, not just a place for idle chatting. . . Everyone should accumulate their own experience and insights through the forum, exchange ideas here, learn together, and make progress together. . . :lol
Appropriate management is a strong guarantee for the proper operation of the forum.
As long as one contributes to the forum, there should be no problems; since one has joined this big family, one naturally follows the forum’s rules. Everyone on the forum should set a good example; starting with myself, I will do my part to contribute to the construction and development of the Haichuan Forum.
Understand each other and show consideration for one another! Support the forum, support the moderators!
We support the development of this forum and hope it will become increasingly popular. Thank you to all the moderators for their hard work
Support the actions of moderators. Haichuan Haichuan is a place where ideas, knowledge, and experience come together. It’s not a messy mixed-up sewage ditch.
Without the hard work of all the moderators, the forum would not be as prosperous as it is today!
I agree with cleaning it up; this is also a way of respecting everyone’s time, so that they can see better posts:victory:
It is the responsibility of management, and everyone will understand this
Normal management doesn’t require an apology; we all understand it, as long as no points are deducted: lol
Only by managing it in accordance with the forum’s rules and regulations can it continue to improve; strict management is a prerequisite for the forum’s development!
It’s necessary! Sure! Understanding support!
Agree to clean it up! Appropriate management is a strong guarantee for the proper operation of the forum.
Haichuan has been of great help to me; I obtained a lot of information from forums. Haichuan has become my second classroom for learning*, and I hope that everyone can engage in extensive exchanges, learn from one another, and improve together. I firmly support the moderator’s decision.
With proper management, I think everyone will understand; moreover, it is most likely caused by our own improper handling. We receive a text message after each move, which helps us avoid repeating the same mistakes in the future; it’s very user-friendly, and it’s we who should thank them.
There’s no need to apologize. As long as the moderators have a sense of fairness in their hearts, that’s enough. I believe the moderators at HaiChuan are both enthusiastic and discerning. Additionally, I have a suggestion: posts that are relevant to the industry and posted in the appropriate sections can be kept; posts that are not related to the industry should be deleted without hesitation
With proper management, I think everyone will understand; besides, it’s most likely due to our own improper handling!! Thank you to the moderator for their hard work!!
We all understand the work of moderators; there are many questions raised by friends on the forum, and indeed some of them don’t really fall under the category of technical discussions. . . Haichuan is a great place for everyone to improve their skills, not just a place for idle chatting. . . This post was last edited by chengkang on 2009-3-10 12:30]