Incomplete or low quality content

Effective Way to Transmit Course Info When Posting on aForum

Core logic: Fixed post template + standardized tags + structured content + unified terminology + formatted layout

Let users instantly know video resolution, completeness, update status, incomplete lessons and abandoned series without opening the post.

1. Standard Prefix Tags (Most Effective for Quick Info)

Add tags directly in the title for instant identification on the forum list page.

Video Quality & Resolution Tags

• [1080P HD] [720P Standard]
• [480P Low Quality] [Average Quality] [Blurry Screen Recording]

Completeness Tags

• [Full Complete] [No Missing Lessons]
• [Partial Missing] [Incomplete Episodes]
• [Sample Only]

Update Status Tags

• [Completed]
• [Ongoing Update] [Weekly Update]
• [Stopped Updating] [Abandoned Series]

Title Examples

[1080P HD][Full Complete] Complete Programming Beginner Course

[720P Standard][Ongoing Update] Advanced New Media Operation Course

[480P Low Quality][Incomplete Episodes] Rare Old Course — Download with Caution

2. Fixed Structured Post Template

Copy and paste directly; standardize all key management information.

plaintext
Course Name:
Video Resolution: 1080P / 720P / 480P / Blurry Screen Recording
Course Completeness: Full with no missing lessons / Partial chapters missing / Only partial episodes available
Update Status: Completed / Ongoing Update (Updated every X days) / Stopped & Abandoned
Update Progress: Updated XX / XX Episodes
Audio & Video Condition: No watermark / With watermark / Audio-video sync normal / Minor sync issue
Target Audience:
Course Introduction:
Download & Access Instructions:



3. Unified Standard Terminology

Ban vague casual descriptions; only allow fixed standard phrases.

Quality Description

Standard: 1080P HD, 720P Standard, 480P Low Quality, Blurry screen recording

Forbidden: Decent quality, so-so clarity, watchable roughly

Completeness Description

Standard: Full complete, No missing lessons, Partial missing, Incomplete chapters, Sample sharing

Forbidden: Almost full, a few lessons missing doesn’t matter

Update Status Description

Standard: Completed, Ongoing weekly update, Monthly update, Stopped updating, Abandoned series

Forbidden: Will update later, update randomly by author, unknown completion time

4. Layout Skills for Better Info Delivery

1. Bold / Highlight key info
   
   Bold resolution, completeness and update status for quick mobile browsing.
2. Section separation
   
   Put quality, completeness and update status at the top; put introduction and resource links below.
3. Fixed progress note for ongoing courses
   
   Mandatory format: Updated 12/30 episodes, updated every Wednesday, not finished yet — Save later if you mind incomplete content

5. Forum Rules & Enforcement

1. Mandatory prefix tags; delete or lock posts without standard tags.
2. Penalty for concealment: Delete post + restrict posting permission if hiding low quality, missing episodes or stopped updates.
3. Pin a posting rule & template as mandatory reading for new users.

6. Standard Description for 3 Types of Problem Courses

Low-resolution / Low-quality Courses

Title: [480P Low Quality][Average Quality]

Content note: Non-HD, screen-recorded compressed version; only for learning, not for collection.

Incomplete / Missing-lesson Courses

Title: [Incomplete Episodes][Partial Missing]

Content note: Missing Chapter X–X; do not download if you mind incomplete content.

Ongoing / Serial Updated Courses

Title: [Ongoing Update][Weekly Serial]

Content note: Fixed update cycle, current progress, expected completion time. Remind users to bookmark first instead of bulk downloading prematurely.

 

I have to disagree, BC many times the "videos" are usually HUGE uploads and many people either do not have the accounts for massive uploads or do not want to take the time to upload them.. I was just about to comment on a post @curiousdude was telling the poster to upload the whole package with video tutorials that come with a share. Most likely that share was gotten somewhere else where the person also did not want to upload or share the huge files of videos, which are usually crappy and not worth it anyways. Just my honest opinion.
Most people just want to get the LUT, Preset, or whatever and not have to download huge, usually useless, tutorials files just to get the preset or whatever.
That's my 2 cents. But trying to make someone share the whole package with video makes no sense. You will lose a ,to of people sharing things we all might want and could care o less about the huge tutorial files.

 

I think ideally intelligently descriptive posts should reflect the contents appropriately. I've seen partial / incomplete posts weed themselves out over time and then get pulled; and others where (as stated) the contents are beneficial; albeit incomplete - and /or pending [yet-to-be-released] . . . because it's an active work-in-progress. I think this is a pretty solid forum and don't really observe any glut of "incomplete" posts . . . per se; therefore I voted for the first option presented.

 

Are you talking about incorporating this as hard-coded elements / descriptors as part of the posting process? I've seen similar process used on other forums and specifically utilized as part of [Request] structure as a standard. This would assure proper (assuming good faith effort on the posters' end) title-ment of contents. Not sure how hard it'd be to code it accordingly . . . but have seen similarly-used processes . . . would certainly make a Mod's job simpler and let the peeps downloading know the contents of the post. {this is assuming I'm understanding you correctly}.

 

I want to post in this community; I can subscribe to a subscription website, but my problem is how to grab every single file on that website. I don't have any knowledge about scripts. Another is the cloud storage where to upload the huge files that satisfy the community.