Same IP scoring is strictly prohibited
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Recently, three pairs of six people have been identified as having given ratings using the same IP address; among them, two people gave low scores and only once, while the other four people gave high scores with a high frequency of ratings. The community guidelines are never lenient toward such behavior; if it is discovered by the inspection team, everyone who is a senior member surely knows very well how it will be dealt with, so I hope you will proceed with caution. Several of them have a high level of expertise, as can be seen from the way they answer questions; I hope they will focus more on guiding new members in a positive manner. Additionally, it should be reiterated that even if they are not from the same IP address, if members are found giving each other high numbers of ratings, they will also be subject to action; please behave appropriately!
Version C is supported. This is a final warning to some members! If it is found that these members continue to act arbitrarily and give each other IP ratings, we will take strict action in accordance with the rules.
The management of HaiChuan is really strict; I support the original poster.
Nothing can be accomplished without rules. Without good management, there would be no HaiChuan as it is today. Strongly support. . . .
Supported: victory:
I support moderators; as a beginner, I’ve been paying close attention lately and have noticed many strange phenomena – replies that are clearly not appropriate yet still receive high scores. This post was last edited by chengkang on 2009-3-24 18:59]
Support the proposal for a larger size. . . Forum points are a way for everyone to improve together. . . Everyone is encouraged to speak up actively and to give reasonable and appropriate ratings to the posts they consider correct; they should exercise their right to rate within the limits of their authority. . . :lol
The key issue is that they’re on the same local network, yet people aren’t even aware that it’s the same IP address; some do it unintentionally, and it would be best if the system provided alerts or warnings.
If the score is within the normal range, it’s still understandable
This issue has been discussed many times on the forum: the problem of mutual evaluations among sites with the same IP address, the issue of bonus points for such sites, re-examining ratings given between sites with the same IP, and what to do about situations where sites with the same IP give each other high ratings without reason Reading permission: 150. There’s no point in saying more. This post was last edited by Volcanic Flame on 2009-3-24 at 09:43.]
In some cases, it’s the same wireless network and the IP address is the same as well; it’s difficult to determine in such situations
It is now common for companies to be on the same local network, sometimes unintentionally; it would be best if the system could provide automatic warnings to avoid unintentional mistakes.
It is true that there are issues with similar IP addresses, but as long as the scoring is done reasonably, it is entirely understandable. As for why these people were investigated, it is because their scores were clearly unreasonable, which drew attention to them. No moderator will check the ratings just to see if the rater or the person being rated is from the same place; the forum encourages members to actively participate in rating. I’m just advising a few of you not to think you’re flawless. Also, there’s no need to be overly anxious; just give the rating as it should be. As long as it’s not a deliberate or malicious rating, even if this rule is violated, no action will be taken. Everyone understands this, and appeals are also possible.
To support moderators and build a forum together, a fair mechanism is needed.
I know some people are not convinced, but rules must be followed in everything. The reason I bring this up is to hope that this matter can be left behind; I assume none of you want to bring this issue to the table either!
Support – fairness is needed at all times!
Yes, it’s important to maintain a fair environment and keep this place a pure space. After all, we are all in the technology field, and honesty is of utmost importance
Support! If there are mistakes, correct them; if not, it’s still an encouragement!
If such a thing really existed, someone honest like me would find it very unfair and unjust – agree with the original poster
“The key issue is that they’re on the same local network, yet people aren’t even aware that it’s the same IP address; some do it unintentionally, and it would be best if the system provided alerts or warnings. ” You’re absolutely right; it’s still necessary to treat them differently