Where has Hai Chuan, the amazing one, gone?
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This post was last edited by Shutong on 2010-11-19 06:45. Where has Hai Chuan gone? Are there countless problems in the quality section? Who will take care of it? :Lol, I’m not that great – I can only ask questions. I hope the expert Hai Chuan will step forward to take on this challenge?
{:1_90:} The waves behind drive on those ahead; the ones ahead die on the shore.
In these past two years, there have been too many new members. Young people born in the 85s and 90s are generally impetuous and lack the patience to learn or communicate; they come up with extremely simplistic suggestions that are both amusing and frustrating. Old members lose their meaning here. Moreover, quite a number of existing members come here merely to download or view materials. The internal motivation no longer exists. Personal opinion.
It seems it’s time for the forum to introduce new measures to encourage people to post
Current situation: Work is busy, prices have risen, I’ve realized the importance of money, and I need to earn money to support my family……
But I still hope that HaiChuan will improve gradually, as it is a great platform for communication after all.
To be honest, I also feel that there are fewer people on Jinjiu Huichuan these days, and many questions go unanswered! Moderators should actually organize more activities; things like lotteries, number drawing, posting requirements of 100, 500, 1000 posts, and offering rewards are all effective methods.
**Apprentice, the master is starving to death. Also, there are way too many restrictions here; you have to insert lots of spaces when posting a thread, haha
The search settings have been changed; how does HaiChuan plan to develop?~~
The development of the forum relies on the efforts of everyone involved. One factor contributing to the relatively few activities on the forum is precisely this, which is why the administrator asked various sections to organize activities such as a daily question to attract more users. Additionally, many people visit the forum to learn and search for information; therefore, there should be fewer posts posted. As for the posts that go unanswered, it’s mainly because they are quite difficult, or because people don’t know how to respond to them. Finally, congratulations to LZ on passing the Certified Safety Engineer exam – the pass rate this year seems to be around 28%