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Is it a good idea to apply for sending out free red envelopes?

2009-03-25View Original

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I applied to send red envelopes yesterday, but some people say it isn’t very effective. What do you all think? This post was last edited by wopale3 on 2009-3-27 at 13:36.]
Reply #22009-03-25
It seems like you don’t have much wealth. It seems inappropriate to apply for spontaneous red envelopes.
Reply #32009-03-25
That’s what was said upstairs, but I like to share things, so there’s no problem with sharing 1000. I also told my boss that sending 200 messages at night is a way of showing respect for those who work overnight, so that they know someone is thinking of them.
Reply #42009-03-25
Generally, it is not allowed to send red envelopes on the forum on one’s own; an application must be submitted to the moderator of the respective section for approval.
Reply #52009-03-26
Moderators don’t need to apply to send red envelopes on their own~~~ That right should be reserved for other members, I guess. .    In other words, you can initiate a topic and guide things through appropriate scoring, without the need to stimulate people by stating in the title what kind of red envelope will be given.   Posting on the forum at night is also not something the forum encourages, and it is recommended that such reward activities not be held. Last edited by sophia on 2009-3-26 00:07]
Reply #62009-03-26
  Salutations to you. Although I didn’t work the night shift, it’s more or less the same. I’m revising the paper tonight. I’ve held on until now; it’s time to sleep, so I’m coming up for a quick walk around.
Reply #72009-03-26
I’ve learned from it. Thank you all for your help; I now know where the problem lies. I need to be more disciplined in controlling myself. I’m afraid everyone knows me as a negative example. I’m really sorry for causing trouble time and again. I’ll work hard to make up for it. I’m the type who likes to drink and eat kebabs with friends – please bear with me: lol
Reply #82009-03-26
  Where is the rule regarding issuing personal red envelopes? Could you give a link? It seems that Assistant Da Feng was talking about batch score additions... In fact, regarding batch score additions, I have only seen posts outlining the rules for applying to cleaners; I haven’t seen any posts outlining the rules for applying to super moderators. Last time, when our Civil Engineering Department proposed to distribute red envelopes for 3.8, it wasn’t approved. It feels a bit chaotic.
Reply #92009-03-26
  To initiate batch score increases within a zone, it is necessary to request permission from the zone supervisor; once the zone manager gives approval, the request must be submitted to the cleaner; If you want to use your own wealth to send red envelopes, there is no need to apply; you can simply set it up in the wealth management section. Cleaners generally approve such requests when they see them.   Also, when the 3.8 red envelope for civil engineering was given, the cleaner already left a comment explaining it, and I agreed as well – so was the event not held?
Reply #102009-03-26
  Ahem, due to time constraints, no activities were carried out at that time. Our new moderator has no experience... I’m sorry.   http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=408582&page=1#pid2181313

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