Some advice on helping others solve problems
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Helping others solve their problems is a good thing and one that should be encouraged. However, it’s common to see people search the internet for things they probably haven’t even read, post them there thinking everything is fine, and then wait for wealth to flow into their pockets. Putting aside the issue of whether one can gain wealth or not, it is actually an irresponsible attitude. I’m not opposed to this way of solving problems; for example, if you’re interested in a certain topic, you can do some research and then present your own opinions or provide a brief summary. This not only improves your own understanding but also helps others solve their problems. Wouldn’t that be the best of both worlds? However, some people simply use Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+V to get the job done. Some might think I’m just putting on a show... I’m not arguing. Just by coming to Haichuan, I felt it was really nice, which gave me a sense of responsibility; such a phenomenon is even more common in other forums. For the future of Haichuan and its better development, I would like to share some of my thoughts. For everyone’s discussion and reference.
It’s of course better to come up with answers on your own, but sometimes one might miss something; in such cases, it’s fine to search on Baidu and paste in any suitable information. Those who ask questions can certainly learn from the replies* or pick out something useful. Besides, there are many beginners in technology on the forum; it might be useful to read something that is more systematic.
It is best for each participant to take others’ questions seriously; when someone raises a question, it is with the hope of receiving help from everyone so as to learn new knowledge and improve oneself. We should encourage those who are enthusiastic about participating, for as the saying goes, giving roses to others leaves a pleasant fragrance in one’s own hands.
What the original poster said makes sense. If people post garbage content just to gain wealth by using Baidu or Google, that is an irresponsible behavior. Likewise, it is also irresponsible on the part of those members or moderators who give rewards based on the amount of text posted; to put it bluntly, it’s tantamount to encouraging crime: lol.
What the original poster said makes sense. If people simply copy posts found on Baidu or Google just for the sake of wealth, it is an irresponsible approach. In my opinion, posts that are created by searching on Baidu or Google, analyzing and combining different ideas to take the best from them, along with one’s own insights and opinions, are useful posts.
I agree with the original poster’s view; those who turn to the internet for help are usually sincere. If you don’t understand something, don’t speak recklessly, as it could mislead others! !
Whether it’s original work or copied with CTRL+C/V, as long as it’s done with effort, I think it deserves praise. After all, not everyone will help you for that little wealth. Doesn’t CTRL+C/V require any effort? Of course, those who post randomly in a desperate bid for attention and without any regard for quality cannot be ruled out either. My personal advice for such people is to keep a calm mindset – effort and reward are directly proportional.
Of course, I’m not making generalizations. Let’s focus on the matter at hand; there are indeed some things that don’t even deserve a glance. It’s just to help everyone develop a greater sense of responsibility.