A few thoughts
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I’ve been on this forum for over 2 years now. I started posting a few threads just to get some materials. I became more interested in the forum in the past month; in that time, I progressed from the fourth grade of elementary school to the first year of high school. I earned nearly 6,000 points in that month ((I used 500 points just to post a reward offer)). My online time this month ranked me 9th. The scoring system related to wealth is a way for posters to express their gratitude to those who reply and help solve problems. I usually come here to post only when I can’t find answers by searching online, to thank those who help solve problems, and also because I feel ashamed of my own ability to score points. Spring has arrived, and flowers are blooming: Quoting “echommm”, “The forum is just a place to spend time in one’s free time. It’s inevitable to develop feelings after spending time there for a while, but it’s not good to get too involved. I think I’m spending too much time in this virtual world, ignoring some people and things in my real life, which is not good!” Humans are social animals and need to spend time dealing with various mundane matters. And speaking of the beautiful spring weather, don’t spend all your time in front of the computer. Men should go out and spend time with their family and friends, and women should also avoid sitting in front of the computer for too long, as it is bad for the skin! " I should go out more often. Thank you to the friends who helped me solve the problem! The post with a 500-point reward was deleted, as was the post asking for reasons. Speechless. Goodbye, Haichuan; if you can’t deal with them, just avoid them! This post was last edited by vvvvvbbbbb on 2009-4-20 09:46]
When visiting Hai Chuan, it’s not necessary to spend 24 hours there; 1–2 hours per day is sufficient. With that time, one can basically communicate and manage the forum sections. What the original poster means by being too dedicated is probably spending most of the day on forums; we’re all people who have jobs that require time, and our bosses don’t expect us to be on forums 24/7. It’s usually specified in the guidelines for moderators that 1–2 hours of online time per day is sufficient. This is the ability to balance virtual communities with real life
I used to answer my friends’ questions very seriously, but in the end I didn’t even get a thank you.
No thanks, no rating or the rating is not appropriate for the item; please don’t waste time answering next time.
I haven’t answered any questions for a long time; busy work is one reason, and dissatisfaction is another. But sometimes, when I see answers that mislead people, I feel very guilty
I wonder how the original poster’s wealth can be negative
I’ve been registered for less than a month, but I visit this site almost every day, spending at least two hours each time. I initially registered in order to find information, but now I’ve grown to like it here. As soon as I turn on my computer, I go to the forum first to see if there are any new posts, any questions that interest me, and whether any members have given me points. As a beginner, I’m afraid of giving poor answers that might lead to ridicule, and I also don’t understand the rules, so I’ve posted irrelevant messages that were later deleted by others. I’m still learning * right now, and I’ll also upload some materials I’ve saved in the future. Strive to advance to a higher grade as soon as possible.
Using a different account gives a fresh feeling, and it allows me to practice with a new account
Sometimes I really want to rate the friends who help me, but I have no more points. Just saying thank you seems like empty words. Hehe, thanks to such a platform for helping me find answers faster and more accurately:victory:
I’ve been registered for almost two months now, and I find Haichuan to be an excellent platform. People can learn from each other, ask questions and answer those of others, discuss the problems encountered in work either by themselves or by others, and I’ve learned a great deal here. I’m truly grateful for such a platform!
I am a solitary wild goose drifting away, refusing to form enmity with the worldly crowd!
I come here every day; the first thing I do once I turn on my computer is to check the forum to see if there’s anything interesting. Also, one can understand things they don’t know here, as there are so many enthusiastic and professional experts. :handshake
I feel the same. I’ve been here for over three months. At first, I came here to download what I needed and to post and reply to messages; I just overlooked one thing – I wanted others to rate me, without thinking about returning the favor to those who helped me by giving me ratings. Here, I would like to express my delayed thanks to everyone who has encouraged me, rated me, and helped me. I also apologize sincerely. Thanks to the original poster for reminding me; otherwise, I wouldn’t have known how to return the favor! I’m sorry! ! This post was last edited by Meihua Piaoxiang on 2009-4-20 08:46.]
At first, I also wanted to share some useful materials. I am very grateful to the senior user who gave me a rating, as well as to the teachers who answered my questions and provided guidance. I thank them all here. Since I’m in the third grade and can’t send attachments or materials, I’m working hard to upgrade my account level. I’m rather stingy and haven’t given any ratings yet. I guess I fall into the category of those who cause others distress. I’m about to enter the fourth grade, and I hope to become a knowledgeable and cultured young person
I think everyone who comes to this forum has their own opinions. I believe that everyone here, especially those with experience in this industry, should adopt the attitude that supporting the development of this forum means supporting the growth of our industry! Supporting the development of forums is the idea of creating a learning environment for oneself! Let’s make this great forum better and better!
I feel the same, hehe; I really care about Haiyou
Haichuan is actually pretty good too. Due to my limited knowledge, I came here to learn*. Sometimes I also engage in little tricks (:lol :P), but I can learn a lot from those tricks as well:victory:
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It’s really amazing. I’ve been registered for a long time as well, but I’m still stuck at fourth grade in elementary school. How can I speed up my level-up?
I’m a beginner; I’ve been on this forum for over a month. I find it interesting, but I hope there will be some technical content and challenges available every day, so that I can improve through this forum.