Users who frequently visit this section are invited to post a message here on their birthday to receive a red envelope
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This post was last edited by zbx on 2010-9-10 at 17:12. Today, I read an article in the leisure section suggesting that it would be good to send a red envelope on each member’s birthday. I think this is a great idea, so I plan to try it out first in the analysis section. The specific requirements are as follows: It has been some time since joining Shanghai Chuan; members should post a message on their own birthday to receive a red envelope, indicating their exact date of birth as well as whether it’s based on the Gregorian or lunar calendar. The number of red envelopes will be set between 5 and 30, with the exact amount depending on one’s length of service in Shanghai Chuan and their rank. I hope those whose birthdays are approaching will share their opinions and suggest how many red envelopes they think would be appropriate. Well, it depends on everyone’s judgment. This post will remain valid for a long time. I ask other members or moderators to simply add one point
Hehe, it happens to be my birthday today – September 6th. Could you send me the biggest red envelope possible? Just joking – this doesn’t seem quite appropriate. Firstly, everyone’s birthday is a personal matter; secondly, it’s impossible to verify such information; and thirdly, it’s hard to determine how many times a person has a birthday in a year, given there are so many people. Without database support, there is a risk of errors.
It was my idea to suggest in the leisure section that each member should send a red envelope on their birthday; my intention was that for those who registered on August 8, 2008, that date could be considered their birthday on Haichuan (in other words, the Nth anniversary of their registration on Haichuan), and a red envelope could be sent on that day as a way to avoid the disclosure of personal information.
This post was last edited by huawei on 2010-9-6 13:04. It’s a good suggestion, but it’s really not necessary. I don’t recommend Guo (Guang? ) to increase data traffic for this. Saving unnecessary bits is also environmentally friendly.
I was the first to receive a red envelope; my birthday is on September 3rd. It is recommended that the red envelope amount be a fixed value, the same for everyone.
The proposal is good; as for how many times it can be received per year, that depends on an individual’s integrity.
It’s a good suggestion, but my birthday has already passed as well; it was the eighth day of the seventh month according to the lunar calendar. I hope the number will be the same so that everyone can get one! Hehe
It’s feasible for individuals to use this; it can help confirm things and increase popularity. However, the relationship between red envelopes, levels, and sea age needs to be carefully considered, and the amount of scoring involved is quite large – thanks for your hard work.
I suggest the original poster just use a random method! . . . . . . . . . . . Just post a reply casually
Haha, my old Yan is about to have a birthday, and Banzhu goes out of his way to do such things that are beneficial for the country and its people. Thank you!
The proposal is that moderators should check the participants’ profiles when assigning scores to verify that their dates of birth match.