[Assistance provided by Xiaoji’s friendship] Give me a thumbs up: all gay friends should participate in the collective memory activity "7 Forums of Love"!

The original poster: Beta2 Ranger·Xiaoji Views: 209 Replies: 11 Posted in: 2014-02-23 09:07:47
Xiao Ji has something to say:
The idea of ​​Silver Wolf's activity is very valuable. And it also achieved Xiaoji's "dream" expectation for many years. Xiaoji is a person who likes to be "emotional". After coming to 7723 and discovering that 7723 has many historical treasures, I have always had the desire to "dig out" them. This is not entirely because I am a liberal arts student who likes to "chew spiritual and emotional food", but because I deeply understand how important human touch (humanity) is to a forum. The reason why people can be closely united can never be achieved with money and other material things. The only thing that can be achieved is spirit, that is, feelings. This does not require any "cost" but requires "cultivation". If a forum can allow members to communicate with each other in a heart-to-heart manner, then the invisible emotional ties between members will tightly maintain each other inadvertently. Websites can use game resources to attract attention, but if they want to gather members, they need a forum. If they want to retain members, they need a forum that must be based on human touch! This is why Xiaoji has always claimed that "7723 Forum is the most humane forum". Well, I seem to have said a bit too much about my own reflections.

In short, Xiaoji would like to thank Silver Wolf. You have done what Xiaoji could not do - mobilized the "collective memories" of members and made a huge contribution to the forum! Even worse than guys from the older generation like Xiao Ji. Xiaoji only made the so-called "Hall of Fame" back then, but you condensed the emotions of contemporary members!
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_____Xiaoji strongly encourages all gay friends to participate in this collective memory activity "7 Forums of Love". The chat irrigation area failed to organize such an event, and now that this event has received a lot of response, Xiaoji, as the 7723 Ranger, naturally needs to do his best to "promote" the event.
_____I am thinking that the gay friends definitely have nothing to write about, because when it comes to "memories of 7723", every gay friend who exists in 7723 today has quite a few. Then the reason for not posting may be - "I am not good at writing, I don't know how to write..."
_____This is actually not a problem at all, but an excuse. Not only is it an excuse for being lazy, but it is also an excuse for not being able to face up to your feelings. The reason for Xiaoji's previous post is to no longer run away from the emotions in his heart. If the string in your heart has been touched and you have a lot to say, you need to "vent" it out. Rather than needing to escape or ignore. For gay friends who want to participate in this event but are afraid of not being able to write, maybe Xiaoji's way of writing the post above can help you.
_____First of all, you must be clear in your heart - "I want to write a post about the memories of my 7723 experience." Then you might as well check out the posts of other people participating in the event to experience the emotions, because as mentioned before, emotions are contagious. At this time, you just want to think about it, do you have the same mental state about 7723 as the original poster of that post? Also, do you have any deep memories about 7723?
_____Once you feel something coming out of your heart, quickly enter the editing interface of the browser or notepad. Because inspiration is often fleeting. If you can write it, just write it according to your feelings. If you still can't, you might as well put down your phone and look at the blank editing interface, and reorganize your thoughts: Search through the memory of when you first came to 7723 to find the content that you feel and feel is meaningful. The important thing to remember is to follow your true feelings. False feelings are unattractive.
_____If all the previous adjustments feel sufficient, just edit the post according to your heart. I believe I can write it. If you lose your train of thought, just follow the previous tips and readjust again.

_____That's all the help Xiaoji can give. I hope to see more sincere posts.
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For this event, Xiao Ji will only participate as a guest supporting friendship. As the moderator of the chat and off-topic section, and as the 7723 Ranger. I won't be taking part in the event, after all, I have revealed my past in many places. For example, in a few 'diaries' or 'members-only posts', haha.
Ah~~~ Xiao Jiji is really damn great~ Thumbs up!
Being rich doesn't necessarily make you capable
I actually finished watching it →_→
When I first came here, I browsed countless posts.
Nuolan or something, right →_→ even got banned for a while
I was very well-behaved when I came, but later I was corrupted by the lecherous wolf~~~→_→
Thank you very much for Xiaoji's assistance!
Fly by, leave no name
Xiao Ji is not bad.
Actually, this topic is eternal and can continue indefinitely, but because of some issues, I still haven't managed to do it. In my opinion, maybe the post I made for this event wasn't very eye-catching or colorful, perhaps I didn't make good use of the valuable '7 forums of sentiments'. Because I don't have very good writing skills, I focus more on conveying the meaning and support others in expressing their feelings. I don't want to see extravagant writing or heavy use of ink and color; I only evaluate based on the depth of feeling. The event topic was too weighty. I planned it for two days, thinking about layout and collecting materials, but by the last day, I suddenly realized that it was simply initiated by Susu, just like everyone's articles — substantial without being flashy, like a resonant drum that doesn't need heavy beating, returning to simplicity. I'm really especially grateful for Xiao Ji's help. I truly don't want a good steel to be ruined by my hands. I know many people speak much but find it hard to express. As I always say, let the heart be the pen.
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