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女儿说要吃芒果圣代，安排，去蜜雪冰城点了个~
她非常开心的吃光光了 哈哈~

发现这个花，不知道叫什么名字~

夕阳无限好~

早上被“梦想”闹醒，啊，不好意思，是闹钟。习惯性的看了下手机，看看有什么信息。发现友哥@jychbetter 在中文区的群里发了一个用LIKETU链接注册的gaokao的账号，还有给我的私信留言，是一篇帖子的链接，链接只能看到英文部分，顿时睡意全无，赶紧起来看看发生了什么大事。原来是友哥专门写了一个帖子给我打call，哈哈，在此再次感谢友哥！以后新人写自我介绍我会重点强调一下是HIVE CN中文社区，之前我自己总是简称中文区，但现在看到全称，感觉介绍全称更好，看起来更高端大气上档次。

高考刚刚结束，友哥的眼光就瞄向了高考毕业生，真是玩HIVE得从“娃娃”抓起啊！不得不说这些“娃娃们”学习能力真的是挺强的。依稀记得我的那个小表妹@me0852 刚刚高中毕业的时候，就被我拉来HIVE分享生活了，转眼之间她已经面临着大学毕业，准备上班了。时光荏苒，岁月如梭，这些往事仿佛弹指一瞬之间。那个时候因为在老家，所以就亲自指导表妹安装各种APP以及操作，表妹很快就学会了，我想一是因为聪明，二是因为学生比较专注，没有太多分散注意力的事情，所以学起东西来非常快。

当然友哥还跟我提起过大学生，我觉得大学生也是非常不错的人群，原因基本上和高中毕业生一样，专注，学习能力强，会认真对待这件事。以前我做线上教育兼职的时候，做过导师，那个时候就有心得了，“听话照做”的人最好教，而且挣得也更多一些。最不喜欢的是问了许多，但是最后一点执行力都没有的人。友哥都提供方向了，打算看看怎么接触到这个群体。去年去小红书引流，结果一个小红书账号废了，只剩下一个小红书账号了，打算仔细观察一下再行动，因为去年引流的结果是来了三个人发帖，最后留下来的只有一个。

坚持原创这点，最开始联系的时候，我都会强调，但是感觉效果不是特别好，或者是被忘记了或者是心存侥幸，有时候我看到有点像洗稿的内容，都心里发凉，但是又不能确定，于是我只能很委婉的说不用太讲究文采，用自己的话写出来就行，别人说得再好再有道理，都不如用自己的话说出来的好。当然友哥教的引用的方式也教了，我现在教过的聊天记录也都收藏起来了，这样下次如果需要用到的时候可以直接发，不然每次打字说，似乎也挺麻烦的，这套方法也是之前做线上教育的时候学会的，学习能力强的照着做就行。

关于文字字数目前和新人说的是300字左右，之前的“老新人”我看很多字数都超过300字了，很多都有1000字左右了。字数达不到要求的可能是刚刚来不久的新人，可能是羞涩，不知道写什么，也就没严格要求，只能慢慢引导了。目前新用户最初接触的是LIKETU APP，所以可能会和使用这个APP的用户互动得比较多，也会多给一个辅助的蜂巢其他平台的网址，让他们多看看HIVE CN社区优质作者们的帖子，多点赞评论互动，多学习学习，知道怎么提高自己的写作水平。感谢大佬们的包容和引导，新人们会越来越好的！

***English translation by AI for someone who is interested in my post but from other countries:

I was woken up this morning by “dreams”… ah, sorry, it was the alarm clock. Out of habit, I checked my phone to see if there were any messages. I found that Brother You (@jychbetter) had posted a Gaokao account registered with a LIKETU link in the Chinese community group, and also left me a private message with a link to a post. The link only showed the English part, and suddenly, all my sleepiness vanished. I quickly got up to check what big event had happened. It turns out Brother You specially wrote a post to give me a shout-out! Haha, once again, thank you, Brother You! From now on, when newcomers introduce themselves, I’ll emphasize that it’s the HIVE CN Chinese community. I used to shorten it to just “the Chinese area,” but now after seeing the full name, it feels like introducing the full name sounds much more professional and high-end.

The Gaokao just finished, and Brother You’s eyes are already on the graduates. Truly, if you want to play HIVE, you have to start with the “kids”! I have to say, these “kids” are really strong learners. I vaguely remember when my younger cousin (@me0852) just graduated from high school, I brought her into HIVE to share her life. Now, before I know it, she’s facing graduation from university and preparing to start her career. Time flies, and it feels like those past moments happened in the blink of an eye. Back then, because I was in my hometown, I personally guided my cousin in installing various apps and using them. She quickly learned, and I think it’s partly because she’s smart, and also because students tend to focus more, without as many distractions, so they learn things really fast.

Of course, Brother You also mentioned university students, and I think they’re also a great group of people, for the same reasons as the high school graduates—focused, strong learning ability, and they take things seriously. When I was working part-time as an online educator, I was a mentor, and that’s when I really gained some insights. The people who follow instructions the best are the easiest to teach and make more money. The ones I dislike the most are those who ask a lot of questions but have zero follow-through. Brother You has already provided direction, so I’m thinking about how to reach out to this group. Last year, I tried traffic generation on Xiaohongshu, and one account ended up being completely wasted, leaving just one Xiaohongshu account. I plan to observe more closely before acting because the results from last year were that three people posted, but in the end, only one stayed.

When it comes to insisting on originality, I always emphasize this point when contacting newcomers, but the effect hasn’t been very good. Either they forget or they take chances. Sometimes I see content that looks like it’s been copied, and it makes me feel uneasy, but I can’t be sure, so I can only gently suggest that they don’t need to focus too much on writing beautifully—just use their own words. After all, no matter how good or logical someone else’s writing is, it’s never as good as saying it in your own words. Of course, Brother You’s teaching on citation methods has been helpful. I’ve kept the chat records I’ve taught others, so if I need to use them next time, I can directly share them. It’s a bit troublesome to type everything out each time, so this method is something I learned from online education. The ones with strong learning abilities will just follow along.

As for the word count, I currently tell newcomers it should be around 300 words. Many of the "older newcomers" I’ve seen have exceeded 300 words, with some even reaching about 1000 words. If the word count doesn’t meet the requirement, it could be that the person has just joined and might be shy or unsure about what to write. I don’t impose strict requirements at first and will guide them gradually. Right now, most new users first come into contact with the LIKETU app, so they might interact more with other users of the app. I also provide them with a link to the Hive CN community’s other platforms, so they can read posts from quality authors, like, comment, and interact more, learning how to improve their writing skills. Thanks to the big bosses for their patience and guidance—newcomers will definitely improve!