What do you think are the necessary elements for a forum to become popular?
I personally think that if a forum is to be popular, it must have a master! And there can't be just one!
[Discussion] What are the necessary things for a forum to become popular?
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Joke, if it were me, I would just ignore the special system of the expert and give up. Then ask if Qitan is domesticated, and if so, tame it? If not, ask Qitan, hey, how can you get popular? Huh?! How to get popular?! Domesticated?? Not domesticated?! Then find the webmaster, webmaster, how can this Qitan get popular??? Whatever the webmaster answers is fine, Qian doesn't know and didn't ask. How the forum should get popular, I've thought about it with 'heart'. Only with heart can there be love, quality, and dreams, as for that. Every expert special system will have it.
Actually, it's just a joke. Members who are dedicated have always guarded 7723. As for whether to domesticate or not depends on personal mindset. The site owner is the leader and manager of 7723, and as long as members of Qitan are dedicated, that's enough. Because the general trend is not something you can control, it's like a wheel can only exert force but cannot decide the direction of the cart. The previous example, though unpleasant and somewhat arrogant, essentially represents what 7723 is. Done.
I think it makes some sense, but saying it like this is a bit awkward. 'Members with good intentions have always been guarding 7723. As for whether to keep pets at home or not, it depends on an individual's mindset.' This sentence is correct but very bad.
Some people say that friends should write more brilliantly and flamboyantly, speak more elegantly and gently, and do things more modestly and low-key. It's okay for speech to be mundane, but no matter how mundane, it shouldn't be vulgar; it should be popular enough to be understood. Mundane means ordinary, not coarse.
With love, quality, dreams, and resources, as long as you have these few things, the growth of 7坛 is just a matter of time.
What is needed is something called cohesion. The so-called 'great masters' are all created by people. But if a forum cannot even retain its members, then it can only resign itself to decline. Why hasn't 7723 followed in the footsteps of other defunct forums (or websites)? It's not just because there are still members holding on, but more importantly, 7tan has a more evident sense of 'connection' than other forums—the emotional bond between it and its members, and the genuine feelings members invest in the forum. I won't admit that I am a great master; I would only say—I simply always interact with 7tan in 'honest encounters,' and 7tan has given me what I deserve. If we're to talk about differences, it's just that I make a bit more effort than the average member. In fact, many people can do this. Isn't that so? If there's a little less restlessness and a little more sincere camaraderie, a forum can have more vitality.
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