【Boiler Industrial Furnaces】Community moderator work exchange thread
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This post was last edited by wangjianwei86 on 2011-11-14 at 13:56. In accordance with the management requirements of Yingchao Edition, a thread for work discussions is created here. It is hoped that the moderators in the boiler area will check promptly and raise any issues encountered in management work in a timely manner. The main points are as follows: 1. Daily management staff: zgj2405, ssun*nhong, dongjiang1001, w6861938. 2. Technical Q&A staff: gjn1970. 3. Person in charge of weekly topics: zgj2405 is primarily responsible; dongjiang1001 co-chairs the meetings and is also involved in scoring and reviewing posts. The other moderators provided the necessary materials in a timely manner to facilitate better work. ! d Y2 ^' u6 P5 ` ( }+ ^8 L1 k9 J6 R 4. The weekly topics are highlighted in green bold for easy visibility, and they are updated promptly to facilitate discussion among everyone. 5. For bounty titles, use “black or dark red highlighting” as much as possible, and avoid using green and bright red for highlighting. Note: Try to apply highlighting and other actions only to posts that are over 3 days old with no replies. 7 Y 6. After completing the management, don’t forget to raise the management split line~+ ]5 y. 7. The other excellent recommended posts should be highlighted in red and bold. 8. If you have any objections to the above arrangements, please raise them promptly so that they can be improved in a timely manner. & ^ If the moderators encounter any problems in their management tasks, please leave a message in the replies promptly. I will communicate with the super moderators to help solve these issues together, and I hope for everyone’s support.
Received, will carry out carefully. I have a suggestion: if the moderators in the boiler room have completed reviewing or rating a certain post, they should click “Reviewed”. This way, other moderators in that area will be better aware of which posts have already been assessed, which facilitates their management of the posts there.
I make mistakes often, I don’t like to mark things as read, and sometimes I’m reluctant to upgrade that post
Reply to 3# ssun*nhong: Hey, it’s okay. It is recommended to click “Read” on the last floor after reviewing all the posts in one go; this will automatically take you back to the technical discussion forum for boiler-related topics, which is very convenient. Doing this has many advantages: 1. It facilitates one’s own management of posts in the boiler area, and it also makes it easier for other moderators to keep track of the review status of those posts ； 2. The management of posts in the boiler area has been standardized; when inspectors or those involved in technical exchanges visit this area, their first impression is that the review and management of posts there are orderly and well-organized, which may encourage them to want to engage in discussions there.
This post was last edited by dongjiang1001 on 2011-11-15 at 22:48. With the approval of the super moderator, the Boiler Area has decided to launch a campaign to phase out help-seeking posts; we ask for the support of all moderators in the Boiler Area. Thank you! Regarding the implementation of the “Close Completed Request Posts” campaign in the boiler area: 1. Purpose of the campaign: To encourage all users to support one another while submitting requests for help, the boiler area is launching this “Close Completed Request Posts” campaign. II. Event period: November 16, 2011 – December 31, 2011. III. Rules for the activity: 1. ‘Poster A’ initiates a ‘request for help’ post in the boiler area. After ‘Respondents BCD…’ participate by providing answers or discussions, if ‘Poster A’ believes that the answers or suggestions from ‘Respondents BCD…’ can resolve the issue raised by ‘Poster A’, ‘Poster A’ edits the original post using the ‘Edit’ option located in the lower left corner of the first reply to that post. ‘Poster A’ then enters the ‘thread number’ of the response they consider satisfactory into the main text of the post, marking it in red for clarity, and categorizes the post as ‘Solved’. 2. ‘Poster A’ completes the task for this event by posting a reply under this event thread, including the link to the ‘request for help’ post that they have prepared. 3. A friendly reminder to all regular members: The deadline for regular forum members to edit their own posts is 30 days from the date they posted the message. IV. Activity Rewards: 1. Those who complete one task in this activity will receive a reward of 2 Charm or 20 Wealth. 2. This event can be participated in multiple times, with no limit on the number of times during the event period. V. It is hereby declared that those who engage in water pouring, once detected, will be considered to have maliciously attempted to obtain the wealth associated with this event; as a result, 4 points of charm or 40 points of wealth will be deducted from them. VI. Examples of this event can be found on floor 2 of this event post. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-890478-1-1.html
Received, will carry out carefully. :handshake
Forward to the announcement on the management of regional moderators for [Chemical Equipment and Machinery] (March 2012): http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-971599-1-1.html Starting in March, the forum introduced a new personal evaluation feature, namely the “Popularity Score”. Based on my tests, the following management actions by moderators will cause an abnormal decrease in members’ “popularity scores”: 1. Deleting posts from before March, as well as spammy replies. According to the current popularity system, each reply adds one point to the popularity score, while deleting a reply reduces that score. But the forum’s post count doesn’t decrease automatically, regardless of how many replies there are to previous posts; therefore, when we delete replies, it unknowingly reduces the popularity score of the original poster. 2. Remove the highlight stickers from before March. (Reason: the same as above) 3. Delete reviews from before March. 4. Other operations related to essences, etc., are not used frequently in our daily work, so they will not be covered here for now. Based on the above circumstances, the zoning rules are as follows: 1. The handling methods for posts expressing gratitude and those requesting email addresses have been adjusted as follows: 1) All spam posts from before March 8th should no longer be deleted; posts related to information sharing may be closed depending on the circumstances. 2) For the above reply posts after March 8, thank-you-type posts will be retained, but no scoring will be given. Posts asking for email addresses will be deleted; topic posts that prompt people to provide their email addresses without the original poster attaching any files will also be removed. 2. Since highlighting a post automatically increases its popularity score (with a limit of 3 times per day), all moderators in each section are prohibited from applying permanent highlighting to their own posts starting today (non-permanent highlights do not affect the popularity score, as it is automatically removed; therefore such actions are not required). In special cases, communication with me via text message is necessary before such actions can be taken. If it is found that any moderator uses this method to maliciously increase their own popularity, they will be removed from the list. 3. Commenting on one’s own posts is prohibited unless under special circumstances. Bennben Spin 12.3.10
To help the new section of this forum, namely 【Mechanical Equipment Science* and Advanced Seminars】, reach maturity as soon as possible, it is required that each moderator post at least one material related to science* in this new section on a weekly basis, for a period of two months (March and April). Rewards will be given at the end of this period, and those who perform poorly will have it taken into account in their evaluations. If there are any special reasons, please contact Benben Xuan via text message as soon as possible. Additionally, during the management of this section, make sure to provide guidance and recommend the one-on-one expert services available in the new section!
This post was last edited by dongjiang1001 on 2012-3-26 at 10:00. Upon reviewing the various threads related to mechanical equipment in different sections, issues of varying degrees were found. It is requested that each forum moderator take some time to check the standardization of the threads in their respective sections, focusing on the following aspects: 1. Format – posts should be formatted in accordance with the example provided at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-972295-1-1.html, including a title for the material, a brief description of its contents, as well as a cover image or an image representing the main content. If there is a large amount of information and many images, the moderator should add a note to that post stating that the information has been verified and can be downloaded with confidence. 2. Content: Laws and regulations, industry standards, corporate standards and specifications related to this field, as well as reference materials or information compiled by users themselves that is of great value; these are determined by the moderators of each section from a professional perspective. 3. For the materials sent by Haiyou, the moderator must download them, verify that they are correct, move them to the materials section, and then close it. # d’ R. s1 {4 E& j8 X* | D 4: Posts that are not suitable for the data area should be moved to an appropriate location. Ensure the standards for posts in the information area. 5. All sections should promptly conduct a review to ensure the standardization of posts in their respective area’s resource section, and improve the posting guidelines for such resources. Duration: Three months. 6. The section supervisors and deputy supervisors periodically check the compliance of materials in various sections. For related links, see: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-977657-1-1.html. The section for exchanging technical information on boiler and industrial furnaces is available at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum-288-1.html; the posts in this section were updated up to March 26, 2012, and there are a total of 69 pages. In the boiler-related section, there are two moderators: dongjiang1001 and nlg0212, with the following responsibilities: 1. dongjiang1001 is responsible for organizing all the posts on pages 1–49 of the section dedicated to exchanging technical information on boilers and industrial furnaces ； 2. nlg0212 is responsible, as required, for organizing all the posts on pages 50 to 69 in the technical information exchange section for boiler and industrial furnaces. If you have any comments or suggestions, please reply downstairs or contact us via private message.
Finally found a home:,lol. So it’s a place hidden deep in the clouds.:L
Today, the posts related to turbines were moved to the Turbines section under Mobile Equipment