The Haichuan Forum isn’t as lively as it used to be
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The Haichuan Forum isn’t as active as it used to be. In the past, there were many people in the petrochemical area who dealt with ethylene, and now even when a question related to ethylene is posted, there are no replies. What’s going on with Haichuan these days? Where are those moderators who used to be so influential?
It is obvious that there is no longer the previous level of activity； Those who understand ethylene should be active in the catalysis section! You can go there and try posting.
There are few people; either they don’t come or they stay underwater, so there aren’t many people for events.
I’ll step in a bit; as a downstream player in the ethylene industry, we’re ready to do our part as subordinates. If they increase the load, we should do the same; we can’t let them be held back. If they reduce the load, you should do the same; otherwise you won’t have any material either
Maybe everyone is busy. . I also feel that it’s not as lively these days
It explains that the chemical industry is currently facing a tough period
Previously, ethylene cost over 10,000 yuan per ton, but now it’s even less than 7,000 yuan – how can there be no change? If the price of ethylene reaches 4,000 yuan per ton, the word \"ethylene\" will surely disappear from the forums as well. I’m not sure if what I said is correct
:Lol, applause! What the person above said is absolutely correct, haha
I find the forum very active on Wednesdays; it’s okay on other days, and I won’t even mention weekends
A forum – if it lacks discussions, then it can only be a mere platform. It’s related to the busy nature of real-world work, to the poor conditions in the chemical industry, and more importantly, to the impetuous society we live in which gives rise to too many impetuous people – those who focus on taking more rather than sharing. Lastly, if there are more accounts that have been registered for 4 years, how can there be any excitement for those who have just reached the 4th year level (this is just an example; please don’t take it personally), right? . . . . .
I strongly urge the moderators to bring about another wave of technical content – have some experts come and give lectures