Thoughts and Confusions about Red Envelopes
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Since the discovery of the Haichuan Chemicals Forum on February 19, 2009, I have been deeply impressed by the greatness of its founder – so many elites were brought together there; it was truly a gathering of outstanding individuals! Devoting oneself to forum development and engaging in extensive technical exchanges has become a great pleasure and hobby for me. I finally made it through elementary school, only to find that the red envelope given upon graduation was canceled; I was extremely frustrated and disappointed. It’s not just about these red envelopes; in fact, it represents a source of motivation for contributing to the development of the forum, giving one a sense of achievement and honor. I hope managers will pay attention to the faint voices represented by grassroots members! ! ! This post was last edited by lhq6388 on 2009-4-8 12:42.]
Red envelopes are not a long-term benefit
Why can’t it be established as a long-term benefit? The more benefits there are, the higher everyone’s enthusiasm becomes. Things like daily red envelopes – I think about going to get them as soon as I get up in the morning almost every day. What does that indicate? It shows that the forum has become a part of my life. Isn’t it good that red envelopes given upon graduating from elementary school can motivate people to become premium members? Quoting the words of the friend above: “I hope managers will pay attention to the faint voices represented by grassroots members!” ! ! ”
Here it is again; it’s already giving the head cleaner a lot of trouble. .
Red envelopes aren’t that important; what matters are the points and levels set in place, which allow people to learn things appropriate to their current level and their needs as they progress, while also contributing to the forum. Of course, the main purpose of the forum is to help everyone improve, so red envelopes are just a means, not an end goal. If there were no red envelopes, people could still obtain what they want satisfactorily and make progress through communication – isn’t that great? The settings for points and charisma, among other things, seem to be designed to prevent the forum from being filled with irrelevant posts, so that everyone treats it as their own home and doesn’t just come here to download materials or simply say thank you. The key is to share one’s own experiences and insights, and to exchange ideas with people from all over the world in order to improve together. Any such settings should be based on this principle; everything else is just a matter of tactics. It’s just my opinion, but at least Haichuan is much better than other forums I’ve seen – there are hardly any spam posts, and the administrators are very helpful and responsive. It’s really great; keep up the good work. People truly desire good forums, and everyone will strive to contribute, whether by giving suggestions or not. It’s all for the benefit of the forum and of everyone involved. It is precisely because we care about this forum that we offer suggestions; let’s cherish it, communicate more, help each other, and think carefully. Avoid holding onto only one’s own opinions or making random analyses; wise thinking will lead to the prosperity of this forum
Daily red envelopes are basically available. Other red envelopes are not permanent; wealth must be earned through one’s own efforts
I also really like red envelopes; I go online every day to get them first, and it makes me very happy. However, the growth of wealth mainly relies on communication; sometimes helping others solve problems and gaining recognition from moderators and other users brings great satisfaction.