It’s unfair that people from Shanghai who have completed junior high school can’t accumulate wealth
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I suddenly realized today that people who have completed middle school or higher can’t gain wealth at the Wealth Forum Center – isn’t that unfair?
I don’t think it’s a big deal; getting rich through red envelopes isn’t the right way. It’s fine to increase the points for lower-grade students, but why are red envelopes also allowed for team members, technical experts, and advisory team members? That’s a bit unfair.
Support! If I can’t get the red envelope, I won’t be able to advance to middle school! Posting is indeed the proper way to do things, but sometimes one is too busy and doesn’t have time to post. If there isn’t enough wealth, it can really be frustrating.
Red envelopes are mainly intended for elementary school students and some team members. Red envelopes are a form of assistance and not something that should be given obligatorily. By reaching the middle school level, the point system of the forum no longer imposes any restrictions on you. If you really want red envelopes, you can exchange your charm for wealth by April 5th in order to downgrade your status. There is only one such opportunity – it’s up to you to decide what to do
Let’s communicate happily; just let me know if you need wealth or information. Gifts aren’t available at the moment, but it’s still possible to share files, or you can send a PM as well... I’m sure those who are at the premium tier or above won’t mind this:lol
Agree with what was said on floor 5. We are all in the same sea and rivers; we form one big family. When problems arise, we should help each other, and at the same time we need to stop those who are lazy from doing lazy things. Haha
Rules cannot be changed arbitrarily; there needs to be a process for that, as this is not the concept of plan management in a large forum.
Then why was sixth grade in elementary school also denied access? I’ve finally made it to the sixth grade of elementary school, and I’m determined to graduate from elementary school in July; with this plan, I don’t see any need to move on to middle school! Is it meant to encourage everyone to make progress or to discourage them from doing so? Has anyone counted how many people dropped back to fifth grade after this rule was implemented, from sixth grade in elementary school?