Thanks for the efforts, but the reward points are not the main issue here. The real problem lies in the way the system marks a post as ※replied§ and triggers an automatic reward. As stated, if someone replies with an incorrect answer (often intentionally, just to gain reward points), the system will still mark the post as no longer ※waiting.§ This means no further help will be received for that post, because it no longer appears to need attention. The automatic reward, without any follow-up verification, is the reason why some users keep repeating this behavior.
Proposed Solutions
Change the ※waiting§ status logic
Keep the post marked as ※waiting§ until the original poster accepts an answer, or until a moderator confirms it is correct.
Delay automatic rewards
Implement a waiting period (e.g., 24每48 hours) before granting rewards, giving time for multiple replies and better quality answers.
Introduce answer verification
Allow the original poster or a peer review process to mark an answer as correct before it is rewarded and the post is closed.
Discourage low-quality answers
If an answer marked as ※replied§ is later found to be wrong, remove the reward and log repeated low-quality contributions for potential penalties.
Highlight posts with conflicting answers
If multiple replies disagree, keep the post visible in the ※waiting§ list until resolved. |
