Fairness Analysis of Agent ticket purchase

 

Now it is very popular to buy train tickets for the Spring Festival, and many sellers are eager to start marketing, such as using plug-ins to grab tickets.

This article will discuss what is "fairness ".

If the agent purchases tickets fairly, is it fair to look for leading backdoors and use scalpers to purchase tickets? Are there any essential differences in their nature?

First remark: using advanced technologies to purchase tickets is a manifestation of productivity and a natural competition law. There is no fairness or unfairness.

The second comment: Why is the website so poor? Don't blame me for being so clever!

The third comment: is it fair if I cannot buy a ticket?

Morality becomes cheap in the face of interests. People who use plug-ins should use the plug-ins, whether fair or not. If no plug-ins are used, they should be condemned. Is there no absolute fairness, no black or white?

In my opinion, fairness is not an average. It is not unfair to everyone. Fairness is about equal opportunities. A hard-working person will naturally get more rewards, and a person who doesn't want to pay should naturally not get good results. It depends on whether you cherish the "opportunity" and make full use of your talents. Based on this understanding, we have the following thoughts on the fairness of Agent ticket purchasing:

1. Is it possible for everyone to use plug-ins? If so, it is not unfair to others to use them!

2. are plug-ins equally priced.

The first is the backdoor. Not everyone can go, but someone inside is needed. The scalping price is equal to the price of the scalping price. Therefore, scalping is fair. Therefore, scalpers should not be fair, but the scalpers may cause the market price to rise.

Plug-ins to buy tickets, first you have to have a computer, or go to the Internet cafe, but there is a lot of risk (trojan or something ).

Second, you must have some it knowledge.

It cannot be fair, because white-collar plug-ins are used, while opponents are migrant workers who do not know how to access the Internet. However, it is unfair to book tickets through the website. If it is unfair, it is not difficult for these people who will purchase tickets online to learn to use plug-ins, so it is fair for them.

The Influence of plug-ins also affects these people.

However, I think that even fairness does not mean advanced productivity. First, check whether this plug-in optimizes the purchase of tickets, or whether the use of plug-ins to buy tickets affects the overall purchase efficiency? For example, I could have sold 1 million tickets in 10 minutes. I used plug-ins to buy tickets for 0.5 million people in one minute, but the other 0.5 million people waited for half an hour to buy the tickets, in addition, when you use plug-ins, but you cannot buy tickets, this kind of thing is not good.