Some ideas for giving extra points to members with low scores
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I’m sorry! I saw that the topic no longer allows comments, but I still wanted to say something, so I created a new topic. Forget it, the cleaner understands – no points will be deducted! ! I think it’s a good idea to give extra points to members with low scores, as there are some members who have relatively low scores but still want to share materials with everyone. But I think if you participate actively and express what you want to say and what can be solved, there shouldn’t be any major problems with making improvements. The key point is that there are some members who simply want to share the materials uploaded by others, without being willing to share their own achievements or actively participating in discussions to address the issues raised by others; such people are parasites who take without giving anything in return. So I think the extra points we get this time have become the cost for these kinds of people to download materials from the forum! Could we take into account the level of membership activity when assigning extra points, giving more points to those who are more active and fewer points, or no points at all, to those who are less active? This will boost everyone’s enthusiasm while preventing those who want to reap benefits without working from taking advantage of the situation! ! Even those who only download without participating in discussions are punished! These are my personal opinions; I welcome everyone to discuss and offer corrections ^^ Thank you
What Xiao Er adds is mainly charm (charm can no longer be converted into wealth to purchase items), and since there isn’t much wealth, it should have little impact! As for those in the third grade, they do participate in communication to some extent; otherwise they wouldn’t be in the third grade. So, although there is a sense of one-size-fits-all treatment, there shouldn’t be many who take advantage of the situation without putting in any effort. Personal opinion!
There are indeed people who come only to download materials; the original poster’s idea is good and should be considered.
Well, I totally agree; activity level should also be taken into consideration when thinking about Fan Wei.
Anyway, add 1 point; if you want 10 points, add 10 points for charisma and prestige. If your level is low, don’t rush to upload materials; first learn and discuss issues to earn points, so you can level up more slowly. It’s not too late to upload materials once you reach the required level. I am opposed to the strategy adopted by the forum of giving more points to lower-grade students.
Most of those who join are beginners; there is a great deal they need to learn, and naturally, their demand for downloads is high as well. To enable someone to make contributions, one must first give them the ability to do so! Of course, there are many ways to give extra points to members with low ratings. Red envelopes are one method; rating posts is also a good approach, and uploading useful materials can be considered a solution that works once and for all!
I disagree and agree with what the person above said: if too much wealth is given, greed will arise. It’s not difficult to upgrade levels. I also went through the second grade of elementary school; we shouldn’t rush things. If too many points are given to everyone, there might be arbitrary decisions made in giving those points, and it’s hard to determine the right amount. If too many points are given, some people might think you have a connection with them; if too few are given, they will still complain. So it’s better to maintain the existing system and avoid creating additional complications (personal opinion)
The original poster’s idea is good, but the workload will increase; still, let’s give it support. .
It’s frustrating that members with low ranks can’t post content
What bad luck :( :'( :'( I registered on January 9th this year, so I can’t get any extra points
There are indeed people who come only to download materials; I was one of such people when I first started using HaiChuan. I downloaded a book from HaiChuan, but since I found it too difficult to upgrade there, I stopped going there. A week later, I thought I should still do something for HaiChuan, so I posted my materials on the forum. Now I have completed primary school. The threshold for receiving red envelopes has been lowered, which is a good thing as it boosts the enthusiasm and confidence of new members. I believe HaiChuan’s community will continue to grow stronger.
Any rule has loopholes, and there will always be people who take advantage of them; let them do so then. For most people, following the established rules is what ensures fairness. Every change makes the interests of some people suffer, so it’s better to avoid making changes. Those who exploit loopholes and moderators are like police and thieves – let them compete in wits; that’s part of the fun of management. We are the ordinary people, and Hai Chuan shouldn’t restrict us just because of those thieves; freedom is such a good thing
Things that are too easy to obtain are not cherished as much, so there should be some difficulty involved. No forum can retain everyone; it’s sufficient to keep those who are willing to be here. Once the principles are established, they should not be changed easily. If it changes frequently, people will come up with various reasons to ask for changes. If nothing changes, everyone should give up this idea and focus on working hard.
I’m sorry; I’m just in my senior year and not skilled enough to help solve problems for everyone. For now, all I can do is read other people’s posts on the forum to gain some knowledge!
I still oppose giving extra points to newcomers, because I think the proper way to advance is to participate more in exchanges and earn more ratings, using those to progress step by step; after all, growth isn’t something that can happen overnight! !
I completely agree with the original poster’s view; points should be given to members with low scores. I even think that there shouldn’t be any limits on points for shared materials – it’s a platform for exchanging information, and imposing many restrictions isn’t good. We should learn from fields such as business administration**
Helping others improve is also a form of beauty!
Personally, I think points should be given to lower-level members, as this would help raise everyone’s rank more quickly and facilitate communication. After all, a forum is a place to make friends, not just for certain people :)