New Users - I know that you are watching us

[logistic_guy]

I am very sad because there are many new members who asked questions in the past days, weeks, and months, but we can't see their questions to help them because the first questions asked by a new member require approval from a forum moderator. I’m really sorry, dear new members, because I know you're out there, and you've asked questions and need help, but neither we nor you can do anything to solve this issue right now. However, I have a strong feeling that your issue will be resolved soon, and your questions will be visible on the forum. Just be patient for a little while.

-someone who cares

 

[Bruce]

I haven't looked at this forum for long time, but it seems weird now

 

[logistic_guy]

I haven't looked at this forum for long time, but it seems weird now

It looks so normal. It is only that it needs an active staff or moderator to approve new users' entries as well as removing pornography links.

Also, we all know that banning members is not a good strategy, so I would suggest first sending warning messages to those who don't respect other people but think that they are following the rules of the forum. Three to four warnings before the ban would be sufficient.

It doesn't matter whether you're gnawing inside a small apple or a large farm; over time, this thing will collapse. You're cancer, and you must be removed before it's too late.

 

[Aion]

It looks so normal. It is only that it needs an active staff or moderator to approve new users' entries as well as removing pornography links.

Also, we all know that banning members is not a good strategy, so I would suggest first sending warning messages to those who don't respect other people but think that they are following the rules of the forum. Three to four warnings before the ban would be sufficient.

It doesn't matter whether you're gnawing inside a small apple or a large farm; over time, this thing will collapse. You're cancer, and you must be removed before it's too late.

Hey Logisticguy,

I wanted to take a moment to address your recent posts on the forum. It seems like you often post homework problems without showing any effort, which goes against Rule #1—especially the part about not posting lists of problems and the expectation to include your beginning work.

I’ve also noticed that some of your questions end up in the wrong categories—for example, posting a significant figures problem in the Advanced Math section. Misplacing questions can make it harder for others to provide the help you need.

Honestly, I think those repeated low-effort threads should be regarded as spam, and it seems like you’re treating the forum more like a blog instead of a place to get help. I’m not super involved in this, but I’ve seen some folks getting frustrated, and a few have even left because of it. There’s also an ignore function that works, so people can filter out your posts if they want to.

If you show your work or explain what you’re stuck on, I think you’ll get better help. Tutors want to assist you, but I presume they would also like to see some effort on your end too.

 

[logistic_guy]

Hey Logisticguy,

Thanks Aion for passing by. Did I violate the rules of the forum?

I am sorry if I did that accidentally. Put yourself in my shoes, what would you do if you have to solve \(\displaystyle 41,000\) problems by the end of this year?

If you show your work or explain what you’re stuck on, I think you’ll get better help. Tutors want to assist you, but I presume they would also like to see some effort on your end too.

What do you know about green functions? I would highly appreciate your efforts if you threw yourself in that Green's Function thread!

It seems that it's very difficult to communicate in this forum when all the posts are logistic_guy's posts!