【Weekly Topic】I have something to say on this section
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Recently, many forum members have raised questions and given suggestions regarding the difficulty level of the daily question and daily image. As perspectives may vary, we encourage everyone to participate in the discussions, as this will contribute to the development and progress of this section as well as the entire forum. PS: Regarding the concerns about the difficulty level of the daily question and daily image, I’d like to share my view: since people learn things at different speeds and have varying levels of expertise, there are many people who don’t know the answers to what you might consider simple questions. If you think a question is easy, could you please explain in detail the principles behind it? Or for such a simple topic, you can think of other more in-depth subjects, such as the accidents or experiences that occurred because of it. \"Picture of the Day\" is designed as a continuation of the \"My Devices, My Home\" photo-sharing contest – each photo earns 10 points. Members can gain points by participating in this contest; as one member said, \"The poster is great for providing answers along with the photos posted\", which helps facilitate better communication and learning among everyone, and ensures that both the photo-sharing contest and \"Picture of the Day\" can continue successfully. Recently, some members have provided descriptions that are incorrect for the photos, and many members simply copy and paste without thinking when submitting photos for \"Picture of the Day\" – this goes against the original intent! 365 days a year, one question per day, one image per day – what else can you gain beyond just improving your scores? There are also many other netizens replying with similar things; it’s not that I can’t see them. What was the original purpose of coming here? Is such petty cleverness really necessary? If that’s really the case, please reflect on yourselves! Welcome to communicate!
It’s a matter of personal opinion! I’m not in the chemical industry, so I don’t feel any pressure to work on one question per day. When there are no new posts, I just come here to copy and paste; I can’t do anything else. A question per day can indeed increase engagement on the forum and help people reinforce their theoretical knowledge, but it’s not a sustainable solution. After all, after a day at work, people may not feel like logging onto the forum, let alone doing questions. If the industry is doing well and Haiyou has spare time, sharing real-life examples and discussing them, along with providing practical solutions, could be more beneficial for the development of the forum.
Yes, such a situation does occur. Today, when I was answering a question and pasting the response, I edited it again and forgot to remove the extra content. Actually, there are many questions I don’t understand, as they relate to different fields, but I still answered them by using Baidu searches; I think this is also a way of learning.
Applying what one has learned – although one understands it, it isn’t very useful in actual work.
Not necessarily; knowledge is something that belongs to one’s own self. It may not be useful now, but it could prove useful in the future.
The petroleum pretreatment version is well done.
I’m considering this issue; no production or technology involved. Work on safety and equipment, or in catering and gardening.
Well, let’s move on to the discussion. It’s going off track. Are there any other suggestions regarding the original poster’s proposal?
The original poster is absolutely right; one should not place too much emphasis on wealth, as the purpose of coming to Haichuan is not wealth, but knowledge and skills. One knowledge point can be applied to various situations; don’t be afraid of making mistakes – the real fear is not speaking at all. Do not refrain from discussing it just because it is common knowledge, as people vary in terms of age, experience, knowledge, and skills. Nor should one make fun of newcomers or look down on them.