Daily Question: Understanding why there are many views but few replies
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This post was last edited and published by Guan Gongyu on 2015-9-17 at 16:36. With so many daily questions, some see high levels of participation while others have low participation, and I’ve been trying hard to find the reasons! Keep the question as simple as possible; a reward of 2 points is given for a reply, and 3–8 points for a correct answer. I don’t know why everyone reads it but doesn’t reply Let’s talk about the benefits of replying: 1. Wealth increases by 2 to 10; by accumulating wealth, you can download the materials you need. 2. The number of posts posted increases by 1, which helps raise your user level and grants you more reading privileges. 3. A certain amount of luck points is added, allowing you to crack golden eggs and participate in giveaways! 4. It can enrich your knowledge and test whether your theories are correct. If the questions are too difficult, we will adjust them in a timely manner, and the questions will tend to be multiple-choice or true/false types. Please leave your valuable suggestions and comments in the replies below; there are additional rewards available.
It’s great that this voting has been conducted; it will help guide the selection of daily questions in the future. Great job!
I think there are other issues you could raise; I’ll add them to the vote
We can also hold a vote to find out what type of questions Haiyou prefers: short-answer questions, multiple-choice questions, true/false questions, or fill-in-the-blank questions? ?
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-9-17 06:36. If I don’t reply, it’s definitely because I won’t do it; some tasks may seem simple, but we haven’t dealt with them before, such as the MTBT device – we’ve never worked on that.
For short-answer questions, there’s too much text – even if one knows the answers, they don’t want to respond. For calculation problems, they’re too complicated, and one may not remember all the formulas; moreover, the field of study might not be relevant. Judgment, selection, and fill-in-the-blank questions are relatively simple and allow for quick answering.
Judgment, selection, and fill-in-the-blank questions are relatively simple and allow for quick answering.
The few replies are mainly because it’s hard to answer the questions.
Generally, they will respond; if a question is too difficult, they won’t reply. Moreover, there are many questions I’ve never encountered before. Multiple-choice and judgment questions are relatively easier to answer, but I can basically not answer short-answer questions or those requiring the use of formulas. Also, your ‘Daily Question’ section is a bit messy – the questions aren’t clearly presented, so I give up after taking one look
The format of the daily question started out a bit chaotic; the questions weren’t clearly presented, and it was difficult to find them at first glance, which led people to close the page. I’m aware of this issue, especially on mobile devices – it’s frustrating to spend time trying to find the question without success. There are quick reply options on the mobile version, allowing for immediate responses after reading the question. Following your suggestion, I moved the title to the front. I believe this will be better
There are many reasons for this, right? But it’s not necessarily everyone’s fault. The original poster has already listed some reasons; I think the reasons for more views and fewer replies might include these as well: 1. A reply has already been given, but one wants to see how others would solve it, and each click is counted as a view ； 2. Those who are in urgent need of money and see that there is a reward for answering the daily question will reply and then leave; after a while, they might forget whether they have replied to that post, so they will open it again to check – this also counts as views ； 3. It’s as if there are mountains between them; I took a look, but I didn’t understand it. I forgot about it after a while, so I opened it to take another look ； 4. I wanted to reply, but suddenly had to leave; I’ll be back in a bit. Does that count as views too?