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To make my role as an official moderator more meaningful, I often stay up until after 12 at night, yet I’m still just an official moderator – it’s sad.
Friend, I feel it’s meaningful as long as we can do our part to help Haichuan. Only when every member of Haichuan contributes their modest efforts can it grow more and more prosperous. Thank you to all the moderators and members who have put in so much effort into developing this forum. This post was last edited by xbwu2003 on 2009-3-15 08:05.]
It is because of your efforts that our forum is so wonderful; hard work always pays off! Thank you for your contributions to the construction and development of the forum.
Hard work, brother. Thank you to everyone for your efforts.
As long as we can do our part to help Hai Chuan, it is very meaningful; effort always pays off! Keep trying, friend.
It will be a month on the 17th of this month. Since your focus in management is mainly on closing items and assigning ratings, this may also hinder your application for full membership. It is recommended that you place more emphasis on tasks such as editing and deleting content in the future. For specific details, refer to the management statistics of other former moderators. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/stats.php?type=modworks&uid=99 Compare it with your own management statistics to identify areas for improvement and strive to catch up……
Nothing escapes my sister’s data analysis. Really: OP, there’s no need to worry too much about whether it’s informal or formal; as long as you put in genuine effort, it’s just a matter of time. I think the moderator’s various management actions are still focused on maintaining order, on finding ways to increase the popularity of the forum and motivate its members. What’s truly important is to foster an active discussion atmosphere so that the Haichuan platform can become better and better. I’m also a newcomer and am still learning; I should learn more from the experienced users on the forum. :handshake
Hehe, I really don’t care that much about it; I just want to know. I believe the forum should be fair, reasonable, and user-friendly – otherwise, why would people come here?
One month after the trial period ends, an application can be submitted to the person in charge of the respective section to request regularization; as long as the requirements are met, regularization will be granted without issue.
I’m two days away from reaching one month, and I still haven’t received any response
I saw it while passing by. Thank you to all the moderators of Haichuan, as well as the real moderators, for their contributions to us all. Support and flowers are with you; may Haichuan continue to thrive!!!!
To keep the moderators from feeling lonely, I often work until after 1 a.m.: lol
It turns out that Banban also has a hard time. Thank you so much. It is because of your efforts that Hai Chuan can be who he is today.
These moderators work until midnight for the development of the forum; it’s really not easy! We thank you for your efforts!
It is because of outstanding members like you that HaiChuan exists today
Thanks to the moderators; otherwise, Haichuan wouldn’t exist today. This is the most formal academic forum I have ever seen. Hehe
Yes, the field of technology requires such a spirit of perseverance; yet a restless society often leads to confusion, and I am grateful for this space provided by the moderators for communication.
Hehe, moderators should try to relax – there’s no need to worry too much about such things. There isn’t much difference between a regular moderator and a senior moderator; both receive the same salary. It’s recommended that moderators read through the management methods and techniques outlined by those who came before them. Instead of just assigning scores to members, they should participate more in discussions related to forum management, help edit posts, and guide members in conducting technical exchanges and posting content in a proper manner. On Haichuan, upgrading isn’t the most important thing; what’s more crucial is gaining knowledge within this atmosphere of technical exchange, meeting many experts and friends with strong technical skills, and improving one’s own knowledge and technical abilities as the platform develops. Hehe, if moderators do these things, they will find that their skills improve over time……
Regarding online time: It might be better if one can use the internet during working hours, while for those of us who can only use the internet during breaks, it’s much more difficult to manage things. The total amount of time you’ve been online since registration is only 95 hours, whereas I have spent over 100 hours online each month since joining the management team. On average, I spend 3–4 hours online per day; essentially, all of my free time is spent on the forum. As for management tasks: Since you became an admin moderator, you have carried out 210 management actions in total over a month, while I carry out around 1,500 such actions per month. It should be noted that there are many moderators in Haichuan who are better than me; it is precisely because of this that Haichuan is able to develop further!
Thank you, I’ll try to do better
The answers from all of you above are already very comprehensive; I hope the COAT moderator will continue to work hard