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Urgent notice--all Daily Question and Weekly Question items have been changed to discussion topic format. The exam questions, multiple-choice questions,... . . Posts with exam-related questions should be changed to technical discussion topics, and all moderators must enforce this rule strictly. For topics that are discussed on a daily or weekly basis, it is preferable to use discussion-based questions rather than ones that require a single answer; otherwise, such questions lose their meaning. For responses to discussion-based questions, no points should be given if they are repetitive. The criteria for awarding points should also be defined clearly – points should not be given for every response, only those with excellent content should receive additional points. In this way, gradually, there will be more excellent replies.
Supports new policies: victory:
Noted, I will inform the moderators of this area. Thank you.
For some less popular forums and those that need to gain more popularity, it’s better to focus on increasing engagement. A limit can be set on scores, with these scores decreasing depending on the timing of replies. If everything is turned into discussions, engagement will inevitably decline, as most topics cannot be clarified with just one or two sentences.
This decision better meets market demands
The new policy is more reasonable; I support it.
The new policy allows me to learn more practical knowledge from Hai Chuan
Should repeated posting result in a deduction of points? Or should some other action be taken?
It really should be that way! ~This suggestion has been discussed for a long time in the transaction discussion forum; it’s surprising that Tao raised this request so late! Don’t delay the management work!