借水区这个地方讨论一个正式的话题斑竹先不要删除哦

最近在技术论坛里面看贴子.经常看到一些贴子上这样写

"急救" "紧急求救"

发贴朋友的心情我是可以理解的比较的着急.但是技术板块毕竟不是水区 这样发贴至少有2点不方便大家

1有时候 为了提醒大家的注意 认为这样写就可以引起大家的注意.但是大家都这样做了 习惯了也就不起作用了
2 同样的,对于浏览者来说 这样也是痛苦的.因为看到贴子他就不知道内容是什么.发贴的朋友是不是也为看贴子的朋友着想了呢?时间长了会引起大家的反感

3如果你的标题中写清楚你要问的问题的主体.这样大家一看的时候就可以看到你的问题,也就可以迅速帮你解决.同样下次你看贴子的时候也一目了然看到别人的观点.这样不是很好么?

当然 水区例外.大家在水区里面可以自由发挥.但是技术版快大家考虑一下吧.

例如:
Authorware如何插入数字电影 这就是清晰的陈述

急救!!!!Authorware
帮帮我!!!
快来看!

这就是不清晰的陈述,而且不利于问题的迅速解决 希望能和大家就这个问题展开讨论.谢谢

和和，这个问题我也发现了，弄得题目象广告一样，故弄玄虚，看了不舒服，大家还是真诚一点的好。

这个可能相对于一些新手不太了解这里的情况,可以在每天版面搞一个新来**区必读看怎么样?
写一些发贴子的规定!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~``

斑竹不可以直接修改别人的贴子的 这点是不可以的 . 但是有些事情还是大家自觉遵守的比较好一点.论坛毕竟是大家的嘛;)

我觉得这个主意不错

9494!
有的看了就进去了，一看大呼上当！
直接提炼主题表达多好，简明扼要！也不浪费大家时间！
举双手双脚同意！

同意

转贴一篇文章，题目是“为什么你的贴子得不到回答”， 我觉得机器猫的这个贴子非常好。 论坛走了这么多， 到底什么样的规矩是每个朋友在专业板块都应该自觉遵守的？ 作为一个专业人员应有的素质是哪些？


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