It is recommended to manage the advertising posts related to the production of enamel reactors in the next two days

If the content provided by Baidu is inappropriate, you can provide the website address of the advertisement; I can block it after checking

I checked today and the post has been basically blocked; the forum responded quite quickly. It’s not that I’m against ads; a few are fine, but too many are annoying. Also, posting ads has to follow certain procedures; if ads are posted for free all the time, our forum won’t be able to survive. Hehe.

Perhaps, we’re not talking about the same thing. It’s probably post-type ads posted by members themselves; such posts are banned as soon as they’re detected. Baidu’s ads still have decent review processes

This post was last edited by cjzhou2 on 2011-2-1 05:50. This morning, I found a dozen or so advertising and spam posts, and all of them have had their users banned.

It was me who posted that, and I’m very sorry for causing inconvenience to the administration. I will be more careful in the future. I have been in the United States for almost 20 years. In recent years, I have been very concerned about the development of various aspects in my home country, and I often visit this forum. I know there are many intelligent people in our country, but to be honest, many of them fail to apply their intelligence in the right ways. Take this enamel-coating equipment for example; everyone is aware of its problems. Yet, despite so many experts, scholars, and technicians in this field, no solution has been found after all these years – isn’t that strange? The researchers, with **funding, stopped at a superficial level ； The manufacturers are thinking about how to cut corners to save money ； With no other choice, the using unit had to turn to various enamel repair products. But even for repair materials, it’s better to use those made abroad. It’s so embarrassing! I only started dedicating my time to new materials resistant to wear and corrosion in recent years; my original field of study had nothing to do with materials at all. However, I have already found new materials that can completely replace enamel, and they will be used in the equipment of the first batch of customers once the Spring Festival is over. This is a revolutionary breakthrough that will drive all manufacturers of enamel equipment out of business. And this is just a small aspect of the applications for this new material. What I want to say is this: Everyone should focus on addressing the root causes, rather than merely treating the symptoms. Don’t be restricted by foreign technologies and products, and don’t assume that you can’t surpass them. I hope that everyone first has bold ideas, and then does their best to bring them to fruition.

In fact, when posting ads here, the readers are mostly technical personnel, not the company’s decision-makers or management, so it provides very limited help for business purposes. As I understand it, the site owner wants to turn this place into a highly professional exchange platform. Well, taking enamel equipment as an example, many people ask questions like \"Where can I find good enamel reaction kettles?\" and \"What should I do if the enamel on the equipment cracks?\" The responses are all in agreement that foreign products are of better quality, but they are more expensive. I’m simply saying from a completely new perspective: “Why use enamel?” “Now there are better materials available at lower prices; they’re not even available abroad.” Afraid that people might think I’m bragging, I have no choice but to invite everyone to request samples. Hehe. That’s what true higher-level communication is. What do you all think?

Only 30% of our clients prioritize technology; the majority of purchasers and managers are concerned about price, delivery time, and warranty deposits, and they do not pay attention to manufacturing processes