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Today I wanted to leave a comment on the post related to the third week’s ‘Iron Bros’ event (http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=404433&highlight=%CC%FA%B8%E7%C3%C7). I saw a comment from another user saying, “You know full well that most people participate in such events just to earn points, yet you still hold them.” . . ” I can’t help but ask myself: Am I here to rack up points? Do I really care about the points? Is it really necessary to spend time and effort here just for a few points? I’d like to hear everyone’s thoughts
At first, there might be an intention to earn points, but as one reads more posts on the topics discussed, it becomes clear that real gains can be achieved here; thus, the effort put in is no longer solely for the sake of points. Spending time and effort learning knowledge also helps to increase points, achieving two goals at once. With more points, one can also download the materials needed. Don’t just spend time and effort here just to earn points; focus on learning and accumulating knowledge – don’t waste your time and effort here!
You need points to level up; if you don’t level up, you’ll face many restrictions when posting, and downloading attachments also requires wealth. How can you get by here without any wealth? To be able to navigate the forum more conveniently, it’s still best to work hard on upgrading
What others say doesn’t matter; what matters is what one thinks... One just needs to have a clear conscience!
So will I get points for posting a reply?... I noticed there aren’t many posts to reply to~ Nice, right?~
Points are not the goal; they are just a means. It ultimately depends on an individual’s level of understanding; what benefit can there be if it’s just for getting grades?
Thank you all for your replies. For me, the usefulness of wealth lies in the need to download files occasionally, but that’s not a problem since I don’t need to download many files; moreover, most files can be found through other means. Actually, in most cases, acquiring wealth and using it to earn points for upgrades is a gaming mindset – just like spending time on forums back then, rising from the rank of soldier to marshal, similar to progressing through levels in a game, which gives a sense of satisfaction. However, the upgrade system in our forum is too difficult; my enthusiasm for doing things lasts only for a short time, and I’m not sure how long I can keep going, haha. There are many similar forums, and I think the biggest advantage of Haichuan is its popularity. Being able to bring together so many enthusiasts for communication and discussion is the key to the thriving development of a forum. A dedicated management team and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for interaction are also very important. The internet is virtual, and points are even more virtual; sometimes we really don’t need to take it too seriously.
:Lol if points are meaningless, then there’s no need to have any points at all. But then it makes sense why the mixed integral upgrade was done.
Learning is the reason we came to Haichuan; moreover, through the process of learning, we can make friends, increase our scores, gain knowledge, and help others. I personally believe that this is the true source of happiness.
Some people do it to download certain materials, while others have questions they need to discuss with others. There must be effort in exchange for gains; there’s no point in just trying to get points for nothing. Of course, if you’re the type who has nothing to do at work and gets bored, then that’s another matter
Points are just a management tool; actual learning is what truly matters
LZ is right; it’s possible that some people, due to not having enough points, try to obtain some points in order to download materials. In fact, participating in a forum is a process of interaction among people; it’s a whole entity, and participation itself is the fun – otherwise, the forum wouldn’t be able to attract people. The outcome isn’t important, but the process being enjoyable is what matters.
I don’t think the points matter; what’s important is that you can learn things from the forum as you accumulate points!
1. Download materials. 2. Facilitate communication among people. 3. Satisfy one’s sense of self-esteem or vanity. 4. Everyone’s efforts will ultimately lead to a win-win situation through the healthy development of HaiChuan
Points are also a reflection of one’s abilities; only by frequently answering questions and solving problems can your experience increase, and your rank will rise as well
Don’t pursue it too deliberately, just like upgrading QQ
I first came to Haichuan to download materials, but my level was too low and my wealth was pitifully small. After a long period of time, I realized that my purpose for coming here had changed; it’s not just to obtain the information I need. More importantly, I feel happy when I can help others, and that too is a form of reward, as everyone at HaiChuan helps one another and is very generous.
It seems I need to work hard to improve my rank; it’s too low, which is frustrating
Well, points are necessary for us to browse and make use of more forum resources. As for what mindset people have, that’s something we don’t know. Just manage yourself and start with yourself. Others have our moderators watching over them
It seems that replying doesn’t result in any changes to the score; rather, it is only when a reply includes one’s own insights that points can be earned. This is quite helpful for everyone to communicate and learn from each other. I don’t agree with those who do it just to kill time – in that case, it’s better to play a few games instead