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Several issues regarding prestige and contributions

2009-03-26View Original

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Since several member friends have asked me questions regarding reputation and contributions, I will answer them one by one first. 1. Who can evaluate prestige and contributions? Answer: Prestige, Super Editor, and Admins have the permission to evaluate. Contributions can be evaluated by administrators. Of course, advisors could also evaluate reputation a long time ago, so it’s no surprise to see evaluations without any experience as a super editor. 2. What’s the use of prestige and contributions? Answer: Reputation and contributions play a certain role in forum points; for details, see the signature of the Cleaning Station Master. The others aren’t very useful, but due to the high difficulty level involved in obtaining them, as well as the prestige associated with the red envelopes given to the cleaning station supervisors who have only a primary school education, discussions around them are quite lively. In fact, I believe that prestige and contributions are merely other forms of charm; aside from the fact that they cannot be acquired through wealth, they are essentially the same thing. The above are my personal opinions; if reproduced, please indicate the source.
Reply #22009-03-26
Sis, what’s wrong?:L :lol But what you said makes sense; thanks!:kiss:
Reply #32009-03-26
But it seems that it’s becoming increasingly difficult to obtain these two parameters. Hehe. Especially contributions.
Reply #42009-03-26
The original poster has some point; they have clearly explained the purpose. However, relatively speaking, “charm” is easy to obtain (it can be evaluated by moderators and managers alike), while “prestige” and “contribution” are difficult to achieve.
Reply #52009-03-26
I hope the cleaners will be given back the permission to rate items as regular members, so that inflation can be reduced; everyone is basically poor people with high ranks... I’m even poorer than you... Last edited by Sister on 2009-3-26 13:05]
Reply #62009-03-26
Your sister is really helpful, but I’m sorry I can’t give you a score; I’m so anxious :L :L :L :L
Reply #72009-03-26
Reputation and contributions are indeed another form of points, but they represent more so honor, serving as a rough quantification of one’s \"contributions\" and \"efforts\" to the forum
Reply #82009-03-26
The explanations given by the original poster have already appeared on the forum before; perhaps newcomers are not familiar with them. It’s good to provide some clarification. What I would like to add is that prestige and contributions, in a sense, represent another type of special reward given by moderators. Such rewards are not as easy to obtain as points or charisma – they require some effort. Members who possess prestige and contributions also serve as an inspiration to others. However, I suggest not giving too much importance to these things. The sister’s explanation was great; now everyone understands. We should approach this issue with a calm mindset. Everyone comes to Haichuan with the aim of solving problems and exchanging technical knowledge – that’s the fundamental purpose, and it’s also what drives Haichuan’s development and earns it support. Whether they are moderators or ordinary members, everyone does so for the betterment of Haichuan and to be able to learn and exchange more knowledge here. Additionally, I suggest that moderators delete “Weicheng’s” rating of the original poster; I don’t quite understand what “Weicheng” meant by that. It seems like he just felt comfortable saying those things. The original poster is there to help others solve problems and contribute to the forum. If it’s a matter of ratings, there’s no need to use such strange wording. This post was last edited by yutr on 2009-3-29 at 12:52
Reply #92009-03-26
Well-explained! It can be used as part of the forum tutorial.
Reply #102009-03-26
Please, Yutr Banzhu, could you make the font larger? My eyesight isn’t that good anyway :L
Reply #112009-03-26
Rarity makes things valuable; prestige and contributions also need to be kept in check, and as for how to do that, it’s up to the management. As a regular member, one can only rate up to 20 assets per time, with only 300 points available for rating each day. Also, the ratings in the foreign language section seem to be rather low lately; only a few moderators are giving ratings, while most people just read without leaving any comments.
Reply #122009-03-26
I came to Haichuan mainly interested in technical exchanges; wealth, points, prestige, and contributions are things given by others. But I believe that the seniority level in Haichuan should be proportional to one’s technical skills – and that’s what sets Haichuan apart from some other messy forums. Support Haichuan.
Reply #132009-03-26
As long as your posts are good, wealth will keep coming in in large amounts – it’s impossible to stop it!
Reply #142009-03-26
Thank you to the original poster for the clarification; I always thought that reputation and contributions could only be obtained by donating money to HaiChuan. . Hehe. . It turns out that by performing well and earning the appreciation of superusers or administrators, one can also gain prestige and contributions. . . Hehe. . Everyone, please strive to do well from now on.
Reply #152009-03-26
Learn from her – your sister is really amazing; she’s already in college
Reply #162009-03-26
Ugh, I’m putting in all my effort to earn a few contributions; maybe I could get a bit more reputation each month as well. Otherwise I’ll be completely penniless. When I look around at HaiChuan, I’ll see that everyone else has tons of reputation – it will make me feel so ashamed
Reply #172009-03-26
Personally, I don’t think obtaining these things is the goal; what truly matters is to learn as much as possible and gain knowledge. That’s the purpose of joining HaiChuan. I believe many people join the forum not to upgrade their status or earn points, so I hope everyone will not forget their original intention. As for prestige and contributions, as long as you put in the effort, you will definitely receive corresponding rewards; if you don’t believe it, you can take a look at Echommm’s achievements:victory:. This post was last edited by Qingming Yibei on 2009-3-26 at 14:39.]
Reply #182009-03-26
Sis, currently there are no fees associated with exchanging wealth for charm, so if you have 10 units of wealth, that’s equivalent to one unit of charm. Therefore, it doesn’t really make much sense to activate all the membership options just to get more charm. And if it became possible to obtain charm in such large quantities, it might even lead to inflation on the forum, haha. These are just my personal opinions; I hope you won’t be upset after reading them. :victory:
Reply #192009-03-26
Well, though I’m reluctant to admit it, I have to agree that what my sister said this time is quite correct. Simply put, the actual value of prestige is 50 wealth units, while its contribution is 100 wealth units. Since it is more difficult to obtain, its value should be slightly higher than 50 or 100 wealth units; the exact amount by which it is higher depends on personal preference.
Reply #202009-03-26
One of my sister’s posts received 106 points in Wealth + 1 point in Charm (as of 15:15). It’s really annoying, isn’t it? :handshake :lol
Reply #212009-03-26
Technology comes first; of course, popularity is also important. I think for authoritative experts, it’s valuable just for them to come regularly and share their opinions, and of course they should be honored as well,,,,,

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