天空好蓝！真美呀！
第一次点这个外婆家的四季如春绿豆糕，味道我觉得一般，不过女儿觉得好吃~
在币圈，绿色是好颜色，哈哈哈~ 涨涨涨~
一定要避坑紫光园的这个小龙虾，真的超级难吃，感觉好像要坏了！
避坑避坑！
最初的时候我一个朋友就建议过我，把邀请新用户的交流中的问答输入到CHATGPT里，说是可以自动回复还是什么的，这样我就不用那么费力每次去解答同样的问题。当时不知道怎么操作，所以这件事情就搁置了。直到昨天，看到
于是我开始看这个美女的文档，发现有部分内容可能需要调整，框架也挺不错的，如果作为一个营销宣传的文档，好像还是需要再想想，另外加上我不知道怎么在别人的文档上修改，所以我跟美女说我自己重新整理一个，然后到时候整理好了，和她共享，她也可以对比看看。另外我觉得直接加上每个人自己的邀请链接会更好一些，如果别人要注册，也是去宣传的用户的功劳。最好能够把从注册到梯子搭建到发帖的全流程包含在内，至于怎么变现，还是用户本人加到我们社群里之后，再教比较好，资产这个还是比较隐私的，不想公开。
说干就干，在ChatGPT搜了下内容，发现很多之前介绍的帖子，点进去，已经找不到原内容了，还有一些内容是全英文的，完全没有中文的介绍，看来这是一块相对空白的市场，不知道为啥我看到了希望，哈哈哈~ 因为我预料如果更多人知道这件事，会有更多人参与进来，我们的队伍会越来越大！要知道我们以前做线上兼职那个平台都有几千人做呢，就那么几千个兼职的“班长”，把几个创始人都送上了福布斯排行榜，我当时的“上级”做这个兼职赚了一百多万人民币，我自己入行比较晚，又遇到“教育改革”，在这个平台只挣了大概2万元左右。
当然后来听这个公司的创始人，也就是后来的“肖厂长”讲，当时公司一年挣六个亿，不过他觉得压力太大就把公司解散了，付了八千万的“分手费”，现在他自己做“小而美”的个人企业，还结婚生子了，他觉得现在生活得很幸福。关于这段记忆，我不知道其他小伙伴们记得哪些内容，哈哈，因为我担心我时间久了会记差一些地方。现在推广HIVE，可能更好，因为当时需要先交学费，而现在是可以不用“带资入组”，就有机会通过内容创作分享获得收益。大部分人都有表达欲和分享欲，来体验，只要遵守中文社区的规则，基本上没有什么成本。
不过感觉网上搜到的内容还是挺有限的，还是先完成再完美吧！把东西先整理出来，再去找大佬们请教这样表达是否恰当，又或者找小白看看，是否表达得通俗易懂，既然是指南，肯定还是需要传达基本的思想，解答基础的问题，提供可操作性的流程教学的。昨天下午搞了一下午，先找了个模板出来，然后添加内容，期间又和几个其他用户聊了聊她们的问题，解答了一下，到了晚上九点多吃完饭一看，只完成了右上角的一小部分，这个工作效率也太低了！这几天继续加油，争取早日完工，应该也适合刚刚加入不久的用户们看看。
English translation by AI for someone who is interested in my post but from other countries:
In the beginning, a friend of mine suggested that I input the Q&As from conversations with new users into ChatGPT, saying it could generate automatic replies or something similar, which would save me the effort of answering the same questions over and over again. At the time, I didn’t know how to operate it, so the idea was shelved. Then yesterday, I saw
So I began reading her document and noticed that while some parts might need adjustment, the structure is quite good. But if it's going to be used as a marketing or promotional guide, it might need some refining. Also, since I didn’t know how to edit someone else’s document, I told her I’d create a new one myself and share it with her later so she can compare the two. I also think it would be better if everyone could include their own invite links. That way, if someone registers, the credit goes to the person who did the promotion. Ideally, it should cover the full process — from registration, to setting up a VPN, to making the first post. As for monetization, that’s best explained once users join our community, since finances are a personal matter and not something I want to make public.
Once I decided to start, I looked up some content using ChatGPT and found that many previously shared posts were no longer available, and some were entirely in English, with no Chinese explanation at all. It seems like this is a relatively untapped space. I don’t know why, but I feel hopeful — haha! I believe if more people learn about this, more will get involved, and our community will grow stronger! You know, back when we were doing that online part-time job platform, there were thousands of us doing it. Just those few thousand “team leaders” managed to push a few founders onto the Forbes list. My “upline” in that platform made over a million RMB. I joined relatively late and was affected by the “education reform” at the time, so I only made around 20,000 yuan from it.
Later on, I heard from the company founder, who later became known as “Factory Director Xiao,” that the company had made 600 million yuan in a year, but he felt too much pressure and decided to dissolve the company, paying 80 million yuan in “severance fees.” Now he runs a small but refined personal business, got married, and started a family, and he says he’s very happy with life now. I’m not sure how much the others remember about that time — haha — since it’s been a while and I may be forgetting parts of it. But now, promoting Hive might actually be a better opportunity. Back then, we had to pay tuition to get in, but now, you can participate without investing money up front, and still have the chance to earn through content creation and sharing. Most people have a desire to express themselves and share. As long as you follow the rules of the Chinese community, there’s basically no cost to participate.
That said, the content I found online is still pretty limited. So I’ll stick with the “done is better than perfect” mindset — get the draft out first, then improve it. Once the document is done, I’ll ask some community veterans for feedback on whether the content is appropriate, or show it to some beginners to see if it's easy to understand. Since it’s a guide, it should clearly explain the basic concepts, answer common questions, and provide actionable steps. I spent all of yesterday afternoon working on it — first picked a template, then started adding content. Along the way, I chatted with a few other users and helped them with their questions. By the time I finished dinner around 9 PM and looked at what I had done, I had only completed a small section in the top right corner. The efficiency was so low! I’ll keep at it over the next few days and hopefully finish it soon. I think it’ll be helpful for new users who just joined.