"Please don't forget your friends"

The original poster: grass, purple Views: 171 Replies: 13 Posted in: 2014-04-02 19:54:20

grass, purple

Please don't forget your friends

Maybe you are a best friend in one year

You will still be a very good friend in the next year

You may not always remember it the next year

And you may not remember it the whole year from then on,
So I just want to say

Even if I never mention you again in my life

You will always be a special person to me,
You will always be different in my life

I respect you, respect you, and truly cherish you

Please send this to your friends

Whether you only remember him occasionally
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or how close the relationship is now

You can also reply to the person who sent it to you

Let old friends know that you have not forgotten them

And tell new friends that you will never forget friends

Remember, everyone needs friends

When one day you feel that you have no friends at all

Only you will understand this sentence

At the same time, you will be happy to know

I am paying attention to you and will appear by your side when you need help...

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Canghai, Huangjue 2floor

I can't meet my good friends, it's always a group of... sigh, what a tragedy!

easy 3floor

The administrative section grants moderators the authority to 'highlight' posts, but it does not specify that moderators are forbidden from highlighting their own posts. The saying goes, 'What the law does not prohibit, it permits; what the law does not authorize, it forbids,' so in fact, there's nothing inherently wrong with it. However, while a moderator highlighting their own posts is not against the rules, morally speaking, it's still questionable, so it's wise to be cautious when doing so. Don't you understand the need to avoid conflicts of interest? Some people say that being moved by something affects only yourself, not others. I remember that when Little Ji proposed the rules for the casual section, Qian immediately posted something sincerely emotional that resonated with friends, and it was strongly recommended to highlight such posts. This was also added as the first rule when the literary section rules were revised. And you, on the other hand, are only highlighting to get featured posts. Saying you are immature is correct; I'm giving you advice for your own good. Am I someone who bears ill will toward friends? Weigh the pros and cons yourself, and don't get everyone excited. I already told you in the previous post, speaking to you earnestly.

Xiao Leng 4floor

Bro, do you guess whether I support it or not?

grass, purple 5floor

Lao Qian, hey… suddenly feeling like you're very effeminate~~~→_→

easy 6floor

You are wrong. It's that simple. Did I say something wrong to you again?

grass, purple 7floor

Wrong? Please tell me?? So I can improve in the future.. Failure is the mother of success, I am not afraid of what others say…

grass, purple 8floor

Lao Qian, I was wrong... 55555 ~~ Big brother

easy 9floor

As for moderators, actions like marking as featured, pinning, including in a special topic, deleting posts, locking threads, daily routines, and active sections are about it. First of all, marking as featured is a form of reward. You say it's to keep good posts; isn't it the same for including them in a special topic? Moderators can put posts into special topics—what's wrong with that? Isn't keeping a post in a special topic also a kind of 'highlighting valuable content'? Special topics don't have a reward aspect, and giving reasons can make you appear more generous. But when a moderator marks their own post as featured, the subtext is basically 'I'm rewarding myself! What can you do about it?' 'What is not prohibited is allowed; what is not authorized is prohibited.' Marking your own post as featured is actually okay but shouldn't be done too much!!! You have to use it sparingly on yourself. Everyone knows, right? But you say you post a few threads a day, keeping the sub-forum active, that's good, with some moderation. However, moderators are not posting machines; it's fine to have seventy percent management and thirty percent activity. One or two posts are perfect. Three or four makes it lively. More than five, it counts as the moderator spamming posts. If it's perfect, everyone feels satisfied. Pinning is similar to marking as featured, but the difference is that pinning highlights and draws attention. Pinning your own post for a few days sends the message: private posts are important! High-quality posts to draw everyone's attention! Also, have you noticed? A few people, like shallow scholars, all know that when performing administrative actions, moderators usually provide some reason. Giving a reason allows users to check and use it as reference. And don't be lazy; writing a reason doesn't hurt.

easy 10floor

That's all the advice, don't blame me. If you say bad things about Qian lightly, you better be careful!! Qian is very petty. It's like a cat getting its tail stepped on; even if you didn't mean it, it will swipe at you. This is friendly advice, if you don't listen, just move away. Qian is a man, and he should also be magnanimous, otherwise everyone will think 'Little Qian must be petty and dislike Zi!'

grass, purple 11floor

I didn't speak badly about Qian, right? Aren't we good friends?? Thank you, Qian, for your guidance. Zi will deeply remember your remorse...

easy 12floor

It's nothing, just a discussion, this is like giving heartfelt advice, especially shouldn't be too profound, just casually chat like brothers about this forum stuff.

grass, purple 13floor

Zi and Xiao Qian are together!!

The lost generation of scholars℡ 14floor

I passed by

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