Discussion on lowering the age limit for posting in the forum’s leisure area
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It’s after all a flood-prone area, so it would be better to lower the level required to post messages, in order to prevent an overload of posts in the technical exchange and professional networking sections… The original intention behind raising the posting requirements must have changed by now… I think it had something to do with the requirement of posting one message in order to distribute red envelopes……
If it drops to grade 3 or above, then I can also reply and support the original poster’s suggestion!
Where there are sisters, there is popularity. . But if you say that the leisure area is a water area, I’m afraid the moderators won’t agree, even though everyone thinks so. . Gaga
The establishment of grade levels for posting posts was probably thought through very carefully by the cleaners back then
Give it some support – a leisure area is a place where those who are tired can relax; setting too high a threshold makes no sense. As my sister said, it’s all “filler” anyway.
With all that wealth you have, exchange some of it for charm – that way you can upgrade. Why come here to talk about this?
Sis, this suggestion is worth considering. I often spend time in the technical section, where some users post topics that have nothing to do with technical discussions. However, the topics they post don’t violate the rules of our forum. So it would be good to have such topics posted in a dedicated area; they could be kept there for a while before being moved or deleted, which would also help reduce the load on the server.
Setting permissions can encourage lower-level users to work hard to level up in order to post in the leisure area
I’ve exchanged all my money for points; I have no money left. Let’s post more posts
My name is too plain; how can I change it?~
I hope the permissions can be reduced; it would be great to add another section – either one for the prevention of occupational diseases or a health section
It’s meant to be a casual discussion – why such strict registration requirements?
Regardless of the number of posts, posting doesn’t bring any rewards; the leisure area should remain fully open – there’s no need to impose restrictions. Since it is for members’ leisure, everyone should be treated equally and with fairness. Those in agreement, raise your hand! I gave an example first: victory:
Leisure is a right; motivation comes from engagement. Without rights and motivation, how can one move forward?
Supported: lower the level of the leisure area. It’s all leisure anyway, so why not let everyone enjoy leisure together?
The older students can relax, while the younger ones should study hard* and make progress quickly!
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-39043-1-1.html This way, you can advance levels more quickly.
I guess the boss is already thinking about this issue. If the leisure area is to be irrigated, a higher level is required. This has caused a bit of flooding in the office area recently.
This is a good suggestion; it seems that back then people were striving hard to answer questions just so that they could post messages in the 5th grade forum. :Lol, I like to post nonsense, but I don’t like “pure water”; of course, if the forum allows it: lol. In fact, there are many people who like to post irrelevant content; if the regular sections turn into places full of such nonsense, then what’s the point of having a \"relaxation area\"? The leisure area welcomes “spamming”; just a “small” reward is given for those who have “skillful” contributions. “\"Pure water\"? Just delete it; anyway, posting doesn’t bring in any money, so deleting it has no financial impact. But if things get really out of control, it’s still necessary to impose some penalties!
I actually think that if it’s allowed, it will lead to an even greater proliferation of water decals in the leisure areas. This results in many posts going unread or getting drowned out before anyone has time to read them. It would be better to further divide the leisure area into categories such as “Happy Moments,” “Mood Station,” “Beautiful Articles,” “Intellectual Challenges,” and so on. This not only meets the needs of different enthusiasts but also prevents this area from turning into a messy place filled with unnecessary elements.
Change the leisure area to “Haichuan Water Station”; grant more permissions, ignore the number of posts, posting does not earn points, and scoring is prohibited! At the same time, strengthen inspections of irrigation in the technical exchange area; once any issue is detected, 3 charm points will be deducted... All problems have been resolved...