Warn certain members

It’s about supporting the establishment of moderators! ·:victory: :victory: :victory:

Moderator support: victory:

Meaningful posts, good posts – it’s right that everyone rates them. But rating meaningless posts is not allowed. As long as everyone has a heart committed to fairness and justice, such phenomena can be prevented from occurring.

I have also encountered similar situations, where high scores were given to some meaningless posts and replies; I hope the moderators will oversee this. All assessors should give their ratings with fairness and impartiality. Prevent such phenomena from occurring and make the forum better and better!

I suggest establishing a so-called \"inspection team\" to correct the accuracy of scores and grant the authority to deduct points

I want to see content similar to that posted by the moderators, but it won’t open. As beginners, we don’t know many of the rules; it would be best to list them out, otherwise we won’t dare to post anything. If the requirements for a forum are too high, its popularity may not be high – it’s a double-edged sword! I’ve also noticed that if the topics are posted by moderators, I get extra points for participating, but when it’s beginners who post topics, it’s hard to earn points even if people participate. There are also essence stickers; we hope the moderators can set some standards so that we have a direction to strive for. If what I said is incorrect, please criticize me.

Members should be encouraged to give reasonable scores, but special scores may be allowed if the other party’s answer meets expectations. . . Support the work of moderators. . . Everyone should make good use of their voting rights. . . :lol

Yes! Support the moderators! :victory:

Points should be deducted firmly as soon as it is discovered, with no tolerance at all.

With varying levels of knowledge and experience, the scoring criteria also differ. What you consider to be a meaningless post might be of great value to someone else; as long as it’s not too extreme, I don’t see any problem with it

It’s true that there are some posts rated highly with the support of moderators; everyone should take their rating rights seriously in order to help create a fair atmosphere on the forum.

It’s hard to say that every rule of the forum is 100% correct, but the rule prohibiting members from giving malicious ratings is one that I believe the vast majority of members will support. The purpose of posting this was simply to put an end to malicious rating practices; I didn’t expect that it would still face doubts from some members. To mention, this phenomenon only occurs in three or four members.

It’s right for everyone to rate meaningful and good posts, and to give them high ratings. But giving meaningless posts ratings isn’t good; I don’t think it makes much sense, as it’s not something that helps with career advancement or salary increases. I hope everyone will give fair ratings.

Support, raise your hand in agreement! ! ! Everyone should give fair ratings: if it’s good, then it’s good; if it’s not good, then it’s not good. A black cat can never turn into a white one.

Proposals supporting version C are supported. By the way: 1. The scoring system in our oil refining technology exchange area is quite strict, with the aim of encouraging everyone to participate in technical exchanges so as to achieve common progress and improvement. You can go to other districts and take a look to compare the rating situations. 2. If you think we have rated valuable posts too low, feel free to reply with the reasons and request an increase in the score; we will decide whether to grant an additional point based on the circumstances. The rules may not be 100% correct, and moderators are not infallible. The community guidelines are constantly being improved, and the technical skills and management capabilities of the moderators are also improving through interactions with everyone. But moderators are not gods after all; they inevitably make mistakes. 3. The moderators are busy with their daily duties, so they rarely post messages. It is only natural for other moderators to give high scores when such posts are made; please understand this. 4. There are individual members who rate each other using the same IP address; in accordance with the rules, such behavior will be dealt with seriously. Please exercise self-restraint, these members. A reminder first. 5. We encourage members in lower grades to participate in technical exchanges, and they should be given higher scores than members in higher grades, which is also in line with the rules of the forum. But the registration time is long, except for members in lower grades.

Strong support! ! ! ! ! ! !

I support the moderator’s proposal; using one’s rating rights in a reasonable manner is an expression of self-discipline, without giving extra points out of favoritism； Additionally, moderators should remind those who fail to rate others over a long period of time; giving ratings is a way to acknowledge and encourage others’ efforts and achievements.

Support the forum; without rules, there can be no order. To make the forum better, we need to work together. . .