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Haichuan gives me the impression of being very scientific and serious! After initiating a topic, should the poster rate the replies? This seems to encourage more high-quality replies! It also relieves the burden on managers! In short, rating replyers is also a virtue!
In the technology exchange area, it is unethical for topic post authors to neither rate nor reply; such behavior should be condemned by everyone!
Agreed. If it’s a good post, with so many replies, how could that little amount of money be enough? We still need everyone’s help
You can participate in the ongoing discussion by replying or by expressing your thanks!
Pure expressions of gratitude should ideally not be included in replies, as they are meaningless and add to the burden on the forum. It is very important to give scores; regarding the issue of scores mentioned by the user in post 3, it’s possible to evaluate them the next day or to send a message to the moderator to assign scores. In any case, giving scores to those who reply shows respect for others, and such practice should be supported!
A simple thank you from the original poster should be fine; it’s not spam, as moderators can use that as a reason to close the post. If it’s a third party expressing gratitude, it’s just spam.
I agree with the opinion of the moderator on floor 5; generally, posts that are merely expressions of gratitude can be deleted directly, and ratings can be used to express thanks.
I agree with the original poster’s opinion. Some sections are well-made and generally come with ratings, while other sections are of poor quality and have few ratings.
The score is secondary; there are many questions posted. Many netizens provided answers, but the person who posted the question didn’t even inform us of the final outcome – that’s really frustrating! ! ! !
It’s best to encourage members to develop the habit of posting their thoughts; deciding for themselves based on the discussions among netizens, as well as summarizing the results of their own research – this is a direction for the development of Haichuan!
I have started giving more points to the poster who provides ratings, and I also give extra points to those who respond by providing ratings. As for those posters who don’t provide ratings or just say thank you, I advise them to do so. I request that those who have not given any ratings or responses for a long time be addressed within a set timeframe; otherwise, their accounts will be closed. Everyone who helps others here is a quiet hero, and they shouldn’t be neglected in my section. Too many thanks don’t adequately recognize the effort put in, and they also increase the workload of the moderators.