After all, forums stick to tradition.

The original poster: MJ@Shivering Myth Views: 120 Replies: 10 Posted in: 2013-08-06 11:22:12
The resources you post are all for Symbian. Can we have something new? You keep saying you support Symbian, but would you still support it if you were using Android? Why not think about why there are so few active members on the forum? Everyone is using Android, yet you are still stuck on Symbian.
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I hold an Android phone, I support Symbian.
One of my family's Samsung and iPhone is almost broken, but we have continued to support Symbian until now!
If my data is pitifully low, I will use Symbian.
MTK MediaTek quietly passed by, to hell with Symbian and Android, MRP is the way to go ←_←
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Sticking to conventions will only lead to the same fate as Nokia.
The forum has never only posted a certain type of resource. So what if it posts Android content? A quick search on Baidu will bring up plenty; who would pay attention to the small 7Forum? Symbian is outdated, but the people who still use Symbian now are truly loyal users. Wouldn't it be a pity to block them?
Let's wait until the original poster's Android gets stolen and replaced, then we can still make jokes about underestimating Symbian, haha, just kidding~
Could it be that the original poster has some misunderstandings in their perception? The nature of 7723 is: a website for mobile phone hacked games. Although Android phones now indeed occupy more than 80% of the market (uh, many of those are probably boosted by domestic phone manufacturers), you can't deny that there are still quite a number of Symbian phone users. The site administrator said that 7723 mainly targets Android, but it also takes into account the Symbian users on the site. The original poster sees posts about Symbian resources in the forum and assumes that 7723 is "stagnant"—that's not quite reasonable, right? Has the original poster investigated the recent proportion of Android resources versus Symbian resources on 7723? Are there more resources in Android with a 'V' mark after them, or more in Symbian? Moreover, just look at the homepage—what systems are those for? Why would the original poster deliberately poke at the pain points of friends who still use Symbian? Actually, using Android shouldn't give a sense of superiority either. Apart from the advanced internal configuration, Android phones have hardware and other areas that still have gaps compared to phones of other systems. From a purely observational standpoint, the overall view is too narrow and absolute, original poster.
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