All the discussion about watering is a first and second grade discussion
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Ever since I became a mosaic, I have always found that only first and second grade students are being flooded, and there is almost no flooding among high-level students. I always feel that newcomers always want to improve their level. Should I be more lenient with novices, not to mention deducting points? I think it’s okay not to give points, just don’t deduct points and try to improve the enthusiasm of newbies. I thought about it for a long time, and I always felt that it’s better not to deduct points.
I didn’t get any points deducted in my first or second grade. It was mainly about guidance, guidance, and guidance.
Those in lower grades cannot upload materials and have limited familiarity with the forum. They should understand more and deduct points as little as possible. Those who are of certain significance to the discussion should be appropriately rewarded. Personal opinion.
Trash posts must first be deleted and the reasons for deletion must be given. Repeat offenders should be banned.
It is best to guide newly registered members to learn well* Rules:handshake
There may be some members who have logged into some entertainment and other forums before coming to our forum. In such forums, you can express your approval of the post by expressing your support, thumbs up, etc. So after coming to our forum, this kind of * It is difficult to change their habits for the time being. Therefore, they should still be guided, mainly to learn * Edition rules. Friends in the first and second grades of primary school should be made very aware that the purpose of our forum is to focus on technical exchanges. Posting words such as support, thumbs up, etc. will be regarded as spamming. If you approve of the post, you can express it by rating it.
Everyone is equal before the law. You cannot break the law or be innocent just because you don't understand the law. Of course, I am a forum, not a society, and I still focus on guiding new members.
Of course, the system can be made more stringent, but proper care for new members and management without the purpose of deducting points have always been the essence of Haichuan's management.
Support! Newcomers here to express their opinions: It is true that there is a lot of abuse in the lower grades, especially looking at the current workplace communication section, I think it is almost becoming a leisure area for the lower grades (maybe it has a lot to do with the fact that the leisure area is set to fifth grade authority). A few days ago, I also posted a few comments in workplace exchanges. Sometimes I have some non-work-related feelings that I want to share with you. Unfortunately, we juniors don’t have the space. . . Of course, I will never give any comments in the technical exchange area. I will only speak on the topic. Those in the lower grades still need to be encouraged. As the saying goes, punishment is only a means, not the ultimate goal.
I was inspired by Haichuan's ratings. In order to improve the enthusiasm of my brothers, I started to use it at work (my ability is limited, so I can add RMB 10 to 20 RMB each time to improve morale).
What is the purpose of watering? Many people are new to the forum and are not very familiar with the forum rules. Some are in higher grades, but due to the short registration time, there is also the phenomenon of spamming. Their motivation is to upgrade and expand the scope of activities or authority in the forum, but they do not quite understand the rules and seriousness of the forum, and do not know how to participate in forum activities. In this case, they choose to spam or violate some rules. Some forum rules are unavoidable, but their subjective motivation is upward after all, and is conducive to the development of the forum and what the forum hopes for. However, the method adopted is incorrect, which reduces the technical content of the forum. However, considering the difficult process of upgrading, if it is driven into the bottom of the sea all at once and makes them feel discouraged, it will greatly dampen the enthusiasm of the participants and is not conducive to the improvement of the popularity of the forum. Therefore, I agree with the author's magnanimity and approach, using criticism, warning and positive guidance to motivate newcomers to the forum. What is necessary is to make them familiar with the forum rules. I have never read the forum rules when I first came. As soon as I finished the exam and upgraded, I rushed to the forum to post things. I didn't take the rules seriously. I will definitely be punished. How can other newcomers who compare themselves to others have the intention to disrupt the forum? . Of course, there are also a few who do not listen to the advice, and you can adopt a ban method to let them understand the seriousness of the rules of the forum.
The requirements for newcomers should not be too harsh. If they are too harsh, they may leave this forum forever and go to other forums with lower requirements.
The original poster is wise. At first, he tried his best to upgrade in order to download some information. However, he inadvertently violated the rules of the forum and was banned. So annoying and frustrating.
That’s right, don’t deduct points. Unless it’s a particularly serious case of flooding, it’s like a normal one.
It is common for lower grade students to bully students. I think it’s still time for new members to learn the rules. * I don’t understand it enough. After all, this is a technical exchange forum, not entertainment gossip. Our purpose is to exchange technology and learn together * To improve, I would like to suggest that all new friends of Haichuan, when you register to become our members, please read the rules carefully and choose the section you are good at to learn. * When communicating, don’t post watery, meaningless posts solely for the sake of earning wealth and leveling up, as this will have the exact opposite effect. Even if you post it, you won't get anything. Instead, moderators and managers will need to spend a lot of time and energy to delete it. I think you should have a normal mind when upgrading to earn wealth, take your time and don't rush. At the same time, it is recommended that all moderators and managers increase the publicity of the forum and the rules to reduce the occurrence of this situation. Here are some specific suggestions. 1. In the examination area for new students, there will be clear requirements on prohibiting the posting of meaningless posts and irritating posts, and focus on the examination. 2. Strictly control the number of posts posted by new students, and it is recommended to increase the level of posts appropriately. 3. Increase the inspection and scoring of new students’ posts. Increase the scoring for posts with high technical content and in-depth discussions. New students are encouraged to speak. At the same time, they will be promptly deleted for trolling and meaningless posts. Posters will be given criticism and education according to their degree, and warnings will be given. Those who turn a blind eye and repeat offenders will be deducted points, banned, etc. 4. For newly registered members, it is recommended that the moderator or cleaner inform the details of the forum rules in the form of a system short message, and emphasize not to post meaningless posts or troll posts. That's all for now. I'll add more when I think of other good ones. At the same time, you are welcome to continue to add to the thread if you have any good suggestions and comments, so as to jointly maintain and improve the quality of the forum. This post was last edited by Huang Xinhui on 2009-4-19 21:27 ]
Guidance and education should be given priority. If the water flooding is not serious, no points or other penalties will be deducted. If the water flooding is serious, the punishment will be whatever.