How should we deal with the spamming posts that follow the information posts?
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Posts on the topic of uploading information are often followed by some spamming posts, such as: Good information, thank you for sharing, support me, good information, just what I need... Wait, wait, wait, there are many, many, many. These posts are just watering down, meaningless, and occupy a lot of forum resources. Please discuss how to deal with such posts: 1. Should such posts be deleted? 2. Do such posts need to be deducted? 3. Do posts like this need to be retained? 4. When expressing gratitude, is it better to reply with a thank you in the form of a comment, or to rate the person who uploaded the information? This post was last edited by ttlkk on 2009-4-17 11:01 ]
My general approach is to delete but not deduct points, because some people do mean it sincerely and are not intentionally trolling. But if this happens to the same person multiple times, don't be polite. Don't delete the post after deducting points. Leave him a comment so everyone can see it! This post was last edited by Wuyuwugui on 2009-4-17 11:01 ]
Deleting it directly will be of no use at all. After deleting it, close the post to prevent others from continuing to troll.
You can close the topic immediately. If there are already comments, you can delete them.
For meaningless replies, it is better to delete them, or send a message to tell people to rate them if they think they are good! In fact, many meaningless replies come from people who think that replying will get extra points, or LZ wants to improve their own posts, etc. It is better to provide guidance! The messages sent let everyone participate in more technical exchanges!
It is recommended that you have the right to close your own posts, or set up a function in the data upload area that allows you to close your own posts. Because sometimes after uploading data, Mozhu may not be able to close it immediately. If there is this function in the data upload area, Mozhu will not be too tired. If some people cannot upload screenshots, then wait for others to download and upload screenshots, but you can only upload screenshots, and then post the original link, that’s it.
Support those on the first floor and those on the top floor. I want to post and hope to see some support for my posts, especially newcomers.
Close the topic in time. If you want to express your gratitude, you can rate it and write a word of gratitude in the reason for the rating. This way I think you can save resources. If there are any thank you posts, you can delete them.
For these contents, it is recommended to delete them, leaving only the information content, and then close the thread. It is convenient for general members to view the information!
It's good to upvote, but it's really boring to upvote a post with just a few words, even if it's a joke :L When I was a moderator, I once noticed that someone had the same sentence after ten to twenty posts. Because by chance, when I opened the page, the last person who posted after each post was him. I wanted to rate it, but I didn't expect it to be the same. It looked like another type of repeated post. It was just a smart person's trick to make up the numbers. So we have to rely on guidance. Deletion can get rid of bad examples (the power of 100 good examples is far less than the influence of one bad example). Of course, if the deduction of points can play a guiding role: handshake This post was lastly written by lihx_Edited by susan on 2009-4-17 22:11 ]
It is recommended to delete it, and the responder will be deducted points or given a warning. Closing the topic thread will affect the high-quality update of the information because suggestions and discussions on the information cannot be made.
Delete it directly, no points will be deducted, and then close the post!
When there is a lot of information in the upload area, it is recommended to close the post as soon as possible. For individual members who create a large amount of trolling, they can be deducted points and warned, or banned for 3 days. It is not recommended to delete it. It will increase the workload a lot, but it will not have much effect.
It is better to delete these replies, so that the forum can have a clean theme screen. Most of the replies were deleted during the activities held by the machine zone last year. As for whether to close posts, it is better to be cautious. Regarding this, we can talk about the experience of expanding the area at that time.: At that time, for the purpose of organizing, the compiled information was closed as a topic, which was to prevent some members from spamming. However, as the event ended, it was still recommended to open the topic. After all, some content could be supplemented, and information posts also allowed for reasonable evaluation of the information. Even for books, members should be allowed to evaluate the books, discuss the missing pages and clarity of the books, and also allow members to add and update better and clearer ones. Of course, the specific operation is still determined by the super version of each district. Openness may increase the workload of moderators.
It should be deleted. If you think the information posted by the poster is good, please express it by rating :)
It is recommended to delete or deduct points from the responder, add moderator comments and close the thread.
For low-level members, I usually add a wealth explanation first, please don’t post meaningless posts, and explain to pay attention next time, and then delete the post. For high-level members, delete it directly, and then close the thread.