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Competition entries.

Ragnaraz
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Honestly, as much as Lenovo may want an active forum, setting comp entries to daily forum posts is counterintuitive.

Yes, you're getting more posts, but the quality of them is declining, people are just throwing random stuff out there for an extra 10 entries. Because of which most people aren't really taking part in them.

Don't get me wrong, I love the chance to win things, either nets me gear or gives me a chance to treat loved ones. I just can't help but feel the daily entry requirements are diluting the forum rather than enriching it.

Just my 2pence worth.

EDIT: Lenovo should have some moderators on here and a few technical people so any legit questions have a probability of a Legion staff member giving an accurate answer or reply.

It would liven the atmosphere here because that alone gives people a reason to talk here. Legion will read and possible take note and help out with problems without going to customer services first. Could actually streamline things a bit.

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    I think that asking for a daily top level thread is too much and does encourage people to make low effort posts. Low effort replies are less of an issue.

    Ultimately I have my doubts whether this kind of thing works. Ultimately a forum needs to fill a certain niche and find an audience for that niche, but other than tech support stuff there is not much that is Lenovo-specific.

    If you want to create a new forum, I would suggest creating it for a specific niche and then trying to draw the audience for that niche to your forum. You can also see on YouTube that the days of generic low quality content are over. You need to specialize to compete.

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    I think that asking for a daily top level thread is too much and does encourage people to make low effort posts. Low effort replies are less of an issue.

    Ultimately I have my doubts whether this kind of thing works. Ultimately a forum needs to fill a certain niche and find an audience for that niche, but other than tech support stuff there is not much that is Lenovo-specific.

    If you want to create a new forum, I would suggest creating it for a specific niche and then trying to draw the audience for that niche to your forum. You can also see on YouTube that the days of generic low quality content are over. You need to specialize to compete.

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