Conduct a survey to add survey conditions
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This post was last edited by Engineering-Industrial Rebel on 2016-10-21 at 11:35. Recently, when checking out new posts, I noticed that there are an increasing number of posts from new members. I’d like to conduct a survey; I wonder if anyone has done one before. The main questions are: 1. How did you hear about Haichuan – through its WeChat official account, mobile app, search engines, or recommendations from friends? 2. When do you usually visit Haichuan – on your way to work, during working hours, during meal times, before going to bed, or during night shifts? 3. Do you often post topic threads? Do you often ask questions? Do you only read replies? Do you only read without posting? 4. Which sections do you usually pay attention to? The various regions. 5. Would you recommend it to your friends? Yes, maybe, no. 6. Do you have any suggestions for the forum? …… Everyone please add more suggestions; once we have enough of them, we’ll create a voting thread! HaiChuan Post-90s Communication Group
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This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-10-22 at 09:25. 1. How did you come to know about Haichuan? Through a search engine. 2. When do you usually visit Haichuan? I used to be online for over 8 hours a day on average, with more than 1,000 replies per month; I participated in various activities there, and over the course of a year I received a total of 240 awards for being the best helper, at a rate of about 2 awards every 3 days, with a peak of 40 awards in a single month. Last year, it was a bit embarrassing to be so aggressive, whether in front of colleagues or family members. Moreover, the number of knowledge points I could offer for sale was decreasing, and the annual target for providing assistance was reduced to 120 tasks. This shows that my level of \"valuable\" contribution is still quite high. This year, since logging in through the browser on a mobile phone no longer defaults to the \"desktop version\", it has been difficult for me to adapt. Later I tried using the mobile app version, but I couldn’t modify my replies and that also wasn’t convenient for me. Since there is no WiFi available once you leave home, I limit my mobile data usage to no more than 3M per day, with an average of around 2M per day. I originally thought it would be difficult to reach 60 assists this year, but unexpectedly I’ve already reached 97 – I’m not old yet! 3. Do you often post topic posts? Basically not; valuable technical topic posts are hard to find ； I have also asked some technical questions before, but it’s too difficult to get satisfactory answers. 4. Which sections do you usually pay attention to? Over the past two years, I have basically only looked at the \"Latest Publications\"; as a non-management staff member, I don’t get involved in matters related to various sections ； For questions that interest me, I’ll take a look at “My Replies” later. 5. Would you recommend it to your friends? I have recommended it to many people, but basically they all end up being inactive users. 6. Do you have any suggestions for the forum? No, it’s an activity involving many people, and it’s difficult to change anything according to individual wishes.
Thank you for your patient answers, Old Yu. I might not have expressed myself clearly – I wanted to add more questions, but Mr. Yu answered them all right away;P
Why did you change your profile picture again? 1. How did you learn about Haichuan? Through a search engine. 2. When do you usually visit Haichuan? During working hours. I used to play after work too, building buildings. Since we didn’t know the techniques involved, all we could do was type messages. It was mainly because there were those like-minded people around, which made it easy to interact. Then I went into the WeChat group and dealt with it, and things are pretty calm now. 3. Do you often post topic posts? I used to do it frequently, but now I rarely do. 4. Which sections do you usually pay attention to? I don’t really care about different regions; if posting is allowed, I’ll say a few words, and if it’s not allowed, I’ll talk only about topics I know well. I deal with any violations, but generally I let the moderators handle it. 5. Would you recommend it to your friends? Yes. 6. Do you have any suggestions for the forum? It’s too large and the noise level is too high; occasional improvements show that the forum administrator does care about our suggestions, but it’s difficult to satisfy everyone, so it’s not possible to follow everyone’s ideas completely.