Specific suggestions regarding the reform of this site
1. The forum game formats are too single and lack technical content; they mainly rely on luck. The most important point is that the probability of members winning is less than 50%. 2. Posts that members make in clans should also be counted towards the number of posts; this is the only way to effectively increase members' willingness to participate in clans. 3. Members' points should only be related to the number of posts and replies, not to coins, because some members' coins were accumulated in the early stages. 4. Integrate the sections for images, music, literature, and chatting into one area, because what we want to build is a cracked game website, not an entertainment website. 5. Set up administrators in clans and various site sections to assist tribe leaders and site managers in management. 6. Create a technical exchange section to facilitate members learning about cracked games and BT game skills in addition to playing games. 7. Add several highly playable forum games, such as stock trading, etc. 8. Finally, I want to say, why have seven forums been established for so long, but the membership is still so small? This should make us reflect!
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The original poster is just comparing other forums with our 7723 forum and does not really understand the 7723 forum.
The points of members are only related to the number of posts and replies, and have nothing to do with coins, because some members' coins were earned through early rounds of accumulation.
3. Members' points are only related to the number of posts and replies, not to coins, because some members' coins were earned in the early days. I disagree; not all of them are like that. Coins are earned through our hard work.
The original poster is really impressive, seeing the forum from multiple angles as a newcomer. My reply (non-official, you can ignore it):
1. The OP is right, there are few types of games on the forum, and games require technical support. According to the site owner, our forum is zero-profit; apart from getting some activity, the owner cannot make any profit from the forum. So technical maintenance and such are all out-of-pocket expenses, and naturally, the technical quality is limited.
2. Tribes are like small communities where family meetings can be held, like a small discussion group. If you want posts within the family to be visible to the forum anyway, why not just post them directly on the forum? Do you have to add a little tag—"this post comes from XX family"—to attract people? This also requires technical support. Some things are only meant to be discussed behind closed doors within the family.
3. This suggestion is great: separate points and coins, and truly grow by actively replying and posting reasonably. Levels like this are meaningful; others can immediately see your weight and real contribution on the forum.
4. Merging sections? Our 7723 forum does focus on hacks, but merging sections would be too much. Which forum only has a game resources area? There needs to be a mix; otherwise, once we enter the forum, we'd just post resources and discuss techniques. This is the point of occasional activities.
5. The admin suggestion is reasonable. Someone needs to manage, and there should be a chief moderator, which also serves for training and assessment.
6. Hack and BT technical tutorials are already in the resources section with dedicated technical tutorial topics, no need to open a separate board.
7. Same as point 1.
8. As a new moderator, I've been to groups, websites, and Baidu Tieba to pull in people. Many registered small accounts, visited the forum a bit, and then disappeared. Our forum needs its unique features to find specific attractions that retain more people.
1. The OP is right, there are few types of games on the forum, and games require technical support. According to the site owner, our forum is zero-profit; apart from getting some activity, the owner cannot make any profit from the forum. So technical maintenance and such are all out-of-pocket expenses, and naturally, the technical quality is limited.
2. Tribes are like small communities where family meetings can be held, like a small discussion group. If you want posts within the family to be visible to the forum anyway, why not just post them directly on the forum? Do you have to add a little tag—"this post comes from XX family"—to attract people? This also requires technical support. Some things are only meant to be discussed behind closed doors within the family.
3. This suggestion is great: separate points and coins, and truly grow by actively replying and posting reasonably. Levels like this are meaningful; others can immediately see your weight and real contribution on the forum.
4. Merging sections? Our 7723 forum does focus on hacks, but merging sections would be too much. Which forum only has a game resources area? There needs to be a mix; otherwise, once we enter the forum, we'd just post resources and discuss techniques. This is the point of occasional activities.
5. The admin suggestion is reasonable. Someone needs to manage, and there should be a chief moderator, which also serves for training and assessment.
6. Hack and BT technical tutorials are already in the resources section with dedicated technical tutorial topics, no need to open a separate board.
7. Same as point 1.
8. As a new moderator, I've been to groups, websites, and Baidu Tieba to pull in people. Many registered small accounts, visited the forum a bit, and then disappeared. Our forum needs its unique features to find specific attractions that retain more people.
I've reached the word limit. This is just my personal opinion; the ultimate decision-making power belongs to the site owner.
That forum owner, reform isn't something you can just do because you say so (I'm not being stubborn (>﹏<)), you have to think about whether it will actually be better than it is now... Also, it needs to match the real situation. Most of the top experts in the forum aren't around, so the skills and all really aren't that great. And I think, no one replies just for the membership coins, right... (At least I don't). Finally, forum owner, please don't take this the wrong way. We really want to change the current state of the forum, but if we're not careful, things could go irreversibly wrong... Forum owner~~ Looking at your suggestions, without knowing who you are, I would still think you're some veteran figure~~~ Keep it up, and don't worry too much about our comments~~ (The little cold, big damp person has arrived~~~)
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