Discuss the introduction of a “sell stickers” feature and increasing taxes on transactions or exchanges
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To further encourage the use of forum points, could the feature of \"selling\" attachments or topics be reactivated? By allowing members to exchange wealth with one another and by imposing higher transaction taxes, it would be possible to recover some of that wealth, thereby encouraging more interaction among both new and existing members. To prevent the random posting of sales listings, two options are available: 1) Posts related to selling attachments or topics based on forum wealth can be made in a specific forum section; only users who are at least in the first year of middle school are allowed to post such content, and the posts must be verified by forum moderators. 2. Posts can be made in all technical exchange areas, but only students in the first year of junior high school are allowed to do so. Everyone is welcome to share suggestions on this idea.
I personally think this approach is feasible. It can motivate fellow sailors to post posts of reference value.
It can help posts that are eager to get answers to receive them more quickly, thereby increasing the popularity of the forum； But it might not be very good for those with lower ranks and less wealth
Consuming wealth is the inevitable path for the development of our forum; otherwise, how can people use up their wealth? And if they don’t use it up, how will they have the motivation to earn more? As long as the approach is right, it’s also a good way to encourage everyone to speak actively
Supporting site administrators can speed up the updating of information and facilitate its circulation. :victory:
Wealth is like the money in everyone’s pocket: having too much of it doesn’t demonstrate its value; the more it circulates, the more its role becomes apparent； The site administrator expresses support for this resolution.
Support the administrator’s decision to accelerate the flow of wealth within the forum. Additionally, the administrator might consider hiring more professional experts (to motivate their participation, it would be advisable to provide them with certain certifications; this would also help enhance the reputation of our forum in the industry. Hey, we aim to be on par with some associations!). These experts can then serve everyone else.
To grow and strengthen a website, being purely amateuristic may be a limiting factor; forums, on the other hand, can take into account forms of compensation (not necessarily monetary), such as the provision of valuable information, small material rewards, honors, etc., in order to encourage a group of professional discussants to provide timely answers and engage in discussions. :lol