#Girl's hand slip mistakenly rejects Zhejiang University post-graduation notification#
In Sichuan Guang'an, a Han student recently received their rehabilitation examination notification from Zhejiang University. Unfortunately, due to overexcitement and slipping of their hand, they accidentally clicked on the rejection option instead of accepting it. This mistake has sparked heated discussions among Weibo netizens, with many expressing a mix of shock, disbelief, and concern about the potential consequences.
1 October 2023
Several Weibo users were quick to point out the lack of caution in such critical moments, emphasizing the importance of double checking before making important decisions. One user's comment read, "Many people in the comments section say there is a second confirmation. If there is a second confirmation, can you still make mistakes? Do you believe it?" This sentiment was echoed by another netizen who opined, "I'm not just sloppy, I really turned it down. It comes from Hong Kong University. Simply because I don't want to study there. Everyone has their own goals and aspirations; I also do not expect everyone to understand my thoughts completely."
However, some users were more understanding, acknowledging the possibility of a genuine mistake under extreme excitement or stress. A netizen shared their personal experience, stating, "It was okay after communication and passing, otherwise it would be too disappointing. If the page accidentally clicks on rejection, adding a pop-up confirmation is also better."
The incident has also sparked discussions about the design of similar systems or interfaces where a second confirmation window could prevent such mistakes from happening. A user pointed out, "Which is more difficult: scholarship or master's degree? The result of the scholarship has been out these days. I saw an online post by a netizen about the scholarship, which said roughly that 'This item is quite important, why didn't they add a second confirmation page? Thank goodness it hasn't caused any loss." Another user added, "Why doesn't this thing show a confirmation pop-up after its second use? It's fortunate it can be fixed; otherwise, the program will crash and die."
Other netizens lamented about the importance of being cautious in such situations, expressing their sympathy for the student who almost missed out on such a valuable opportunity. A user wrote, "Don't slip your hand, if you can't resubmit, it will be a lifetime regrets." Another equally despairing comment read, "You know, almost missed the opportunity of being my alma mater. Don't be so careless in the future..."
Despite the gravity of the situation, some users were relieved that the problem was resolved and that communication had been restored. A netizen said, "Thankfully, communication has been restored. Otherwise, it would be regrettable for a lifetime... This hand slip means slipping out all your life, but it's good to communicate back!"
The incident serves as an important reminder of the importance of caution and confirmation in critical situations, especially when dealing with online applications or notifications. While some users suggest implementing more robust designs that include a second confirmation step before crucial actions are carried out, others emphasize the need for careful hand movements during moments of heightened excitement. As the student recovers from their near-miss, they certainly have an important lesson to remember for future encounters.
