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Suggestions regarding the creation of sub-forums or sub-sections on the production area dashboard for “High-quality Posts” and “One-on-One Dedicated Posts”. There are many classic posts on the dashboard that have fallen out of sight; many of the questions people ask can find answers in those classic posts. Therefore, it is recommended to create a sub-forum to archive these posts, so that everyone can more easily access the knowledge left by experts. Another advantage of organizing them is that if a book is published based on the forum, excerpts can be taken directly from these posts. To be included in the Premium Section, it is recommended that there be recommendations from two or more technical teams, as well as approval from a management team; such items are stored permanently in the Premium Section, which is perhaps what some people strive for. The second suggestion is to create a dedicated section for one-on-one inquiries, as such posts tend to get buried quickly, and highlighting them isn’t very useful. It’s recommended to set up sub-sections for storing these posts in a centralized manner; after posting in this main forum, one can then ask questions through the dedicated one-on-one section. Generally, these inquiries are answered, which helps to ensure that no requests go unanswered. Some people are quite busy and don’t have time to read all the posts in a forum, so they just check whether there are any replies. When I was in school, I used to be an administrator for a certain region on a forum. I saw that the forum had several sub-forums, which were visible on the main page; by clicking on those sub-forums, one could access their contents. That’s more or less what it was like. I don’t really understand much about the technical aspects of forums. I hope that Haichuan will continue to grow and become a professional forum for chemical engineering technologies! I hope we can maintain self-control and that the dashboard will become increasingly powerful! ! !
The forum’s search function can solve this problem. Do a little more searching before posting, and that will be fine. Focus on communication, rather than just leaving comments under posts. Moreover, there are examples of talented users, including the original poster, who, for various reasons, do not visit the forum for either a short period or for an extended time, resulting in problems remaining unresolved.