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As the title suggests: Is it possible to introduce a daily question? That way, there will be questions to work on every day; it’s really helpful
The suggestion is good, but it’s somewhat difficult to implement. Firstly, it increases the workload of moderators significantly – from selecting appropriate topics, to posting them, to reviewing each reply and assigning scores. This is manageable for forums with multiple moderators, but it becomes very challenging for forums that have only one moderator; Secondly, with one question per day, that amounts to 365 questions in a year. Over time, this can lead to questions of lower quality or repetitions, failing thus to achieve the intended goal. So, for some things, it’s better to do without them rather than have them of poor quality
Reply to 3# chen-jun-1024: We will work together with the moderators, and we can also arrange the workload of each moderator in a proper way
This post was last edited by zbx on 2011-7-12 07:06. The moderator of the sulfuric acid section in the industry area asked me to introduce the idea of a daily question. After consulting with the supervisor, it was decided that he would be responsible for carrying this out, with the scoring not exceeding 5 points. So far, the implementation has been satisfactory. If things proceed according to the plan outlined by the moderator, I think the concept of a daily question is feasible; it will depend on the moderator’s responsibility, enthusiasm, guidance, and the quality of the questions posted: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-867769-1-1.html