Opinions on all upload areas of the unified forum

Agree with this approach. There is currently a problem: 1. The rating moderator of the upload area performed uneven verification work, resulting in duplicate data entering the data sharing area. The income of data belonging to machinery and equipment from other sectors is intensifying. 2. The scoring standards are different and members have opinions! 3. The scoring standards for supplementary information are different. Diligent people have opinions! 4. There are different ways to deal with illegal materials. Some sections ask for everything, just know the score! 5. A large amount of duplicate information is occupying the hard disk space of the forum. 6. Wenxin super moderator must be tired and exhausted to deal with the increasingly repetitive posts every day. Here is the solution: 1. If this is decided, all sections will be notified to clean up the data in the upload area and the information in the non-standard area. 2. Open the forum and select someone who is active and responsible for the forum work and relatively familiar with the forum information as the moderator. 3. Develop uploading regulations and scoring standards, and supplementary information standards. 4. Set up a unified non-standard area to facilitate working. last step: Cancel all section upload areas and non-standard areas. This post was last edited by rgsmdqy at 2009-4-15 11:30 ]

Reasons for supporting the unification of the upload area into a large section: 1. In the past, there were very few people visiting the subsections of each district. For example, I almost never entered the subsections. I usually used the forum search function to find information. 2. It can effectively reduce the problem of duplication of information in the forum and save a lot of space for the forum. Sometimes a standard process, pipeline, and equipment are all used professionally, and it is inappropriate to put them anywhere, so they have to be repeated. (General information posts take up a lot of space) 3. The uploaded information is centralized, making it easy for everyone to find it, and at the same time, the scoring scale can be unified.   In addition, the same problem exists with the uploading of pictures. It is also recommended to establish a large section for uploading pictures. The following are the suggestions I have made before, but the boss has never given any results. theme: It is recommended to establish a partition address for uploading on-site pictures.: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=426482&highlight= This post was last edited by hutom123 on 2009-4-15 10:42 ]

Niu Niu’s advice is great! ! It is recommended that the cleaners set up a large Haichuan data uploading section, including the following sub-sections: 1. Books and materials upload area 2. Picture upload area 3. Sample upload area

The webmaster’s suggestions are very good. It’s easy to manage and find them together! After the centralized upload area, it is recommended to refine it and divide it into information, pictures, samples, etc.! This post was last edited by bobo315 on 2009-4-15 11:22 ]

This is a good idea. In the first few months, a moderator who is familiar with the information can be assigned to serve as a concurrent moderator in each forum.

This suggestion is indeed good, but there are some issues that need to be considered: 1. If a unified upload area is established, I personally estimate that the total number of materials uploaded every day is probably more than 300, and the workload of verifying and organizing these posts will be quite large. 2. Verified materials must be transferred to the corresponding forum, which places high demands on moderators. That is to say, the moderator of the upload area must be very familiar with all forum sections, otherwise it will be difficult to correctly classify the information. 3. If a unified data upload area is established, is it necessary to set up a temporary storage area for unqualified data?

I support this suggestion, but the workload is quite large. I suggest that the classification should be more detailed.

In fact, most of the paper materials are uploaded now. I will definitely not want these in the future and go directly to the recycle bin. It is impossible to have 300 sets of books every day, and the upload activity is not as powerful as this!

It is recommended to set up special upload areas according to the jurisdiction of each major super version. The process engineering section has always been very active in uploading data. There are many members who help organize data and verify repeated posts. It is recommended that members use their enthusiasm to help classify materials and verify repeated posts.

Agreed, the information in all sections should be consolidated and sorted out.

At present, there are basically not many valuable uploads left. Setting up a forum-wide upload area can be considered, but there are several issues that need to be clarified.: 1. The moderator of the upload area must be full-time. 2. Moderators in the upload area must accurately classify and position the material content, which places higher requirements on full-time moderators. 3. Are the uploaded materials classified according to content or form? ? ? As long as the uploading process is properly grasped, the duplicate data will disappear sooner or later...

I disagree. 1. Currently, the forum covers a lot of majors. Some majors are completely unrelated to each other, and some majors overlap with each other. Classification of materials is a big problem. 2. The selection of moderators in the upload area is also a problem. Not only does it require a broad range of knowledge, but it also requires rich management experience. What moderators do every day is to verify and organize data, and most of it is data that is irrelevant to their own majors. Who will do this hard work? 3 Now each partition has a dedicated upload area. As long as the moderators take responsibility, they can ensure that the work is completed. At least in our fertilizer area, we can do it. I think back then, there were thousands of non-standard materials in the fertilizer area, and we worked together to sort them out within half a month. Now I also like to hang out in various upload areas. When I see information related to my major, I will download it and organize it.

Completely agree with moderator Chen Jun’s opinion! If we adopt the method of "unifying the upload area of ​​the forum into one, and then having a dedicated person manage this upload area", since there are many majors involved, and more importantly, many industries, it is impossible to find managers who are very familiar with each major and industry to manage it, and the workload will be greater, which is not conducive to communication in the forum.

Agree to merge, this is the best way to upload data without duplication. As for the quality of moderators, I personally think it shouldn't be a big problem, because anyone who is engaged in the chemical industry can clearly classify majors. However, the workload requires some division of labor, such as dividing the upload area into different majors, and recruiting two moderators for each of the upload areas in different majors.

The suggestions are good and help to unify standards and unified management. In addition, I would like to make a suggestion to manage the data sharing area in a unified manner, which will be more standardized.

I will handle this matter. Don’t worry about the workload and classification. This will reduce the number of moderators at once and everything will proceed in an orderly manner.

The unified upload area is very good. Now a lot of information appears repeatedly in different sections. I saw it when searching for information, but I have no right to delete it. There are also many people who reply in the posts where they uploaded information, such as thank you, thank you, etc. I think it is better to delete these meaningless replies, which take up forum resources and seem annoying, but the wonderful replies are still worth keeping.

The idea of ​​a unified upload area is feasible. Let me give you two personal opinions:  1. The moderator of the upload area must be a more responsible moderator who has an understanding of the general structure of the forum's section settings, so that it is easy to move the information to the corresponding section after the specifications are posted. ；  2. The uploaded data in the upload area must be classified by partition. In other words, when uploading, members must roughly identify which section the information they post belongs to and which section should be classified first. ； 3. You can consider setting up two or three moderators, who can be drawn from each partition. ； 4. Unify the scoring standards.   But it also has its disadvantages: 1. Due to the limitations of the moderator's major, it is impossible for the moderator to know all the sections clearly. 2. The workload is large. It should be said that in general, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. The forum can consider implementing it for a while and let practice test the feasibility! This post was last edited by hw197358 on 2009-4-18 08:49 ]

Support the construction of standardized management of upload areas

Supporting this idea, many forums have a unified upload area, with dedicated personnel responsible for verification and classification. It can be said that there are many benefits, but the leaders in this area must be responsible and excellent. It is recommended not to use the current assessment system to assess their work. If using a professional mosaic will incur expenses, you can actually consider multiple amateur members who are passionate about and familiar with this forum to work part-time as mosaics, as long as there is a suitable assessment system. The current assessment system is not suitable. You can discuss this