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The last edit to this post was made by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-3-21 at 10:02. In the vote regarding how to handle “open bounty posts,” most people favored the option of “notifying the poster for one week; if no action is taken within that period, the administrators have the right to decide whether to continue with it or not.” If any of the answers are reasonable, all wealth will be given. However, the rules for bounty posts state that “only the member who posted the bounty is allowed to award the bounty reward.” With replies from members and the original poster having never distributed any rewards in that post, no one else has the authority to handle those rewards, even if there is a \"Best Help\" section in that post. If it has been issued, it can be recalled. For posts that have not been issued, when withdrawing rewards, it shows: \"Sorry, this bounty topic already has replies from members; at least one reward must be given before points can be retrieved.\" ” For example, this post: Water ingress issue with Atlas oil-free screw air compressors - Powered by Discuz! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1430543&extra=
If the issue has been resolved and the reward has not been issued for a long time, it can be issued on behalf of the user by the “Management” team. This long duration requires standardized timing; this “management” process needs to determine which user groups have such permissions.
It seems the site administrator needs to handle this; I don’t have the authority to do so at the moment, so I can only watch these posts just sit there.
I will discuss this with the developer right away to add this feature