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I. Event arrangements; The purpose of this event is to boost the popularity of this section, increase participation, and motivate everyone involved. When the level of this community has improved significantly, I hope we can conduct further research on some more complex issues; it all depends on everyone’s efforts. 7 W8 Y0 P1 l/ s* d0 _ II. Issues to Consider When Conducting Activities 1. Question Selection: Try to avoid using multiple-choice questions; it is better to use discussion-based or case-analysis questions. To avoid concentration and replicability of answers, please refrain from asking questions in the form of multiple-choice questions. So please join in as well and conduct the corresponding analysis and summaries. / |: B7 O-rt 2: The topics should preferably be difficult issues encountered in actual production, lessons learned, as well as discussions and exchanges. / f4 _$ k j4 v: g: D- P0 S 3, Question Replies – b7 P" B# h0 q$ G Due to the way questions are formulated, the answers to questions in some sections are highly similar, making it impossible to determine whether there is plagiarism or copying. Therefore, in addition to taking this factor into account when creating questions, moderators are also asked to read the replies carefully when assigning points to them. Responses that are copied or plagiarized are deleted outright. 6 }5 V; n8 |: K" Y 4. Summary of questions: The standard answers can be released only after the questions for that day have been completed. The responses should be detailed – it’s better to avoid just a few sentences – and they should include the basis or source for those answers. On certain days of the week, a dedicated moderator or one of our technical experts should be responsible for posing questions and drawing conclusions. 6. Regarding scoring: n/ m; J7 y. K$ L/ Z" X. Please, moderators, pay attention to the score limits when assigning points, and give higher scores to those answers that are innovative and convincing.