Recently, there have been a few posts in the community related to operations in Zhejiang. I had intended to edit this article several days ago, but due to other commitments, I was unable to do so until today.
This article can be considered a reflection on my personal experience.(BG5UWQ), and even responses to comments made within the community. This is possible because I am currently the only administrator. As you can see in this paragraph, I will provide as much detail as possible when reviewing these events.
I believe it's necessary to write this article.
First post:"Live broadcast of Zhejiang Province's application for 146-148 MHz and 430-440 MHz frequencies"
This is @Ariel (BG5CQH)Regarding the Zhejiang-related content, the article initially published on the community platform received a total of 298 comments and over 15,000 views.
Regarding the content of this post, I will not provide an introduction. Instead, I would like to share my personal thoughts first. Here is a record of my WeChat chat conversations about this post, before it was deleted:
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To summarize my thoughts: Those who carry wood for others should not allow them to freeze in the wind and snow.
Later, I contacted professionals in relevant industries and gathered information through posts. @Ariel I scanned the WeChat QR code to join the group chat, and I wanted to offer help privately. However, I was asked to leave the group chat because I wasn't one of the people attending the dinner.
Over time, I have received numerous messages from people regarding this article. Some have expressed skepticism, others have offered support, and some have suggested that I remove it. At this point, I had already communicated with the internal moderators of the community, saying something like:
"As a colleague from the same 5th district, I feel that I need more support. It's important that articles cannot be deleted and that the community remains intact; this is something we must achieve."
Later, the reason for deletion was:@Ariel Please contact me via email to request deletion, and provide the audio recording of a phone call with an employee in Zhejiang Province.
Second post:What about the post regarding 146-148 MHz + 430-440 MHz?
This is from @bg7xwf My questions have already been addressed in the above content.
Third Post:I'm so frustrated by the bizarre actions of that Zhejiang association.
Fourth Post:Great! Zhejiang Province has been the first to remove the 50-54 MHz band.
This is from @bg7xwf Regarding the first post about the 6M, after I published it, I immediately reminded everyone that the article contained personal profile information and needed to be removed. This was done to ensure that the post would not be automatically deleted due to any magical forces or algorithms.
Subsequently, the original author requested that the post be deleted. Fortunately, around the time of this post, the community received several requests to delete and lock other posts. After consulting with various moderators, I drafted a revised version.Community guidelinesIt includes detailed instructions for locking and deleting posts, with particular emphasis on "exercising caution when deleting posts." It also lists the requirements and conditions that must be met in order to request a post or thread to be locked or deleted, thereby standardizing the actions of moderators and myself (as an administrator) in responding to community requests.
Fifth Post:Zhejiang can no longer apply for the 6-meter band.
This article has generated considerable controversy, and despite various attempts to suppress it, it continues to exist.
Sixth Post:Regarding recent frequency band changes in Zhejiang.
Seventh Post:Some individuals within China
This article was written by @BG5GDP After publication, @BI1JNP The moderator immediately locked the thread, which complied with community guidelines. Such topics and titles are not appropriate for discussion within the community.
Chapter 8 Post:We respectfully request your support for Zhejiang HAM.
Chapter 9 Post:I read an article by Professor Lu of BG5EJK titled "Zhejiang Cannot Lose the 6 Meter Band".
The first post, after being reviewed by Alibaba Cloud's content safety audit and subsequently placed in a hidden state, is unsuitable for display on the community homepage due to its inappropriate title.
At this time, I also noticed that the original author published a WeChat article titled "Zhejiang Cannot Lose the 6MHz Band," which is consistent with the content of "Appeal to Everyone to Support Zhejiang HAM." If the original author publishes under the title "Zhejiang Cannot Lose the 6MHz Band," then related titles will be displayed in the community.
Due to the reasons mentioned above, post number eight has been merged into post number nine. Therefore, only the title was changed, and the content remains intact. You can also see the merging action and the presentation of the two resulting articles in the comment section, along with my explanation.
Furthermore, statements such as "requesting assistance" and "we don't need your opinions," or "this is our own matter," published in articles, are problematic because they escalate the conflict. This isn't just a local issue; it affects everyone.
After the association's announcement, I particularly noticed the word "opinion," and I believe that some agreements need to be reached. The community will not proactively prevent or reject corresponding "opinions." I also discussed this with a moderator.
Post #10:Regarding the decision to temporarily cease activity on this platform.
Above is a simplified timeline, which I originally intended to create by providing a detailed review and explanation. However, after reaching this point, I felt discouraged. I plan to add more details later when I have more time.
I hope to clear up some misunderstandings and avoid further conflict.
Over the past 5 years of developing and operating this community, I have developed several ideas that you can find in myPersonal pageIf you're interested, please see below.
Thank you again for your continued support. The HamCQ community maintains all users and their contributions, which is one of the founding principles of the platform, such as the articles that still exist from 2020. The community relies on everyone to build it; it is an open community within a legal framework, where discussions can be conducted within reasonable limits. I wish you all good communication, 73.