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Time is limited; I set aside 3 hours each day to work on writing, but sometimes things come up that force me to delay it! ! Many of the recommended items are already available on WeChat, but the stock is limited; we can’t release them all at once, otherwise we’ll run out of stock! ! ! We are currently actively recruiting editors; if you are interested, feel free to join! !
This post was last edited by Engineering-Industrial Rebel on 2016-11-7 at 09:33. For a good dish, the ingredients are indeed crucial. The same ingredients turn out differently in the hands of a chef versus those of an ordinary person. Good ingredients require good editing~~ It’s too exhausting to have only you and moderator 68 doing the editing; if there are 7 people, one person per day, there will be enough time and the content will be more extensive. Due to work requirements, access to the external internet is restricted at work, leaving me eager but unable to act. . . Recently, the switch also broke down, so there’s no internet access after work. . . Additionally: Could the content related to one-on-one offices be presented in formats such as PPTs or tables? This would make it much easier to consult, and it would also be convenient to display on official accounts.