[Communication] I have no algorithm, yet I surpass algorithms!

Author: JEFFI CHAO HUI WU

Time: 2025-7-17 Thursday, 10:29 PM

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[Communication] I have no algorithm, yet I surpass algorithms!

I have never designed any "algorithms." This is not out of humility, nor is it a deliberate attempt to flaunt an "alternative identity" of being non-technical; rather, I have truly never ventured into the "model architecture," "behavior recognition," "distribution strategies," or "automated learning systems" that today's mainstream relies on. Strictly speaking, much of the system building and content operation work I engage in is completely outside the logical framework of modern algorithmic technology; in fact, in the eyes of most engineers, the systems I construct may be regarded as "outdated," "inefficient," or "lacking scalability." However, these seemingly outdated tools and logic have repeatedly triumphed in the real world over those complex, cumbersome modern mega-systems that rely on algorithm stacking, not because I possess a magic that transcends technology, but because what I rely on is structure, validation, and an original order that can naturally form a closed loop without the need for computer predictions.

I write articles without ever considering "search engine friendliness." In fact, I can say that I never actively insert "keywords" as search bait. The platform I use for publishing is the original phpBB forum version from 2001, which has a page structure that does not meet modern browser standards, lacks responsive design, does not generate a sitemap, has no form of "push protocol" or "SEO plugins," and has no collaboration authorization or crawler access with any mainstream search engines. Despite being regarded by most tech professionals as an "outdated forum not worth maintaining," something inexplicable happened after I began to continuously publish content: every article I posted was automatically indexed by mainstream search engines, and their rankings quickly soared to the front page, with the fastest piece appearing in a core position of globally searchable results in just about 20 hours. There was no optimization code involved, no traffic investment strategies, and it did not involve tag algorithms, community sharing, or precise model pushing. The entire process was based solely on one action: I sat down, wrote down my real experiences that I had lived through, verified, and accumulated, expressed in the simplest and most direct language, and manually published them on a primitive forum structure without algorithmic support.

It’s not that I won, but that those algorithm systems defaulted my content priority; it’s not that I forcibly intruded into the system, but that they actively determined that these words have irreplaceable indexing value.

My forum has no algorithms. There is no mechanism for sorting based on click popularity, no "you might like" recommendation model, and no hidden content prioritization algorithms controlling the backend. The forum homepage is always in the simplest chronological order, with the presentation of posts solely depending on their publication time and the section they belong to; everyone sees the exact same interface. It is this simple structure that has supported over 1.2 million registered members, with a cumulative total of millions of posts, and at one point, a remarkable peak of 560,000 concurrent online visitors. This is not a viral hit driven by algorithms, but rather a stable long-term return maintained by structure.

My website does not have any algorithms. It is a static structure website that I personally designed from scratch using the most basic web editing tools, building it page by page and entering content section by section. All categories, content classifications, and data links are manually set, with no recommendation engines, user path tracking, or automatic aggregation systems. It doesn't even have a user analysis backend, let alone commercial conversion metrics. I do not analyze "visit duration," do not study "click conversion rates," and do not care about "traffic heat maps." I only focus on one thing: whether this content is real and effective, whether it is helpful to people, and whether it can exist for a long time. This pure static structure, without any algorithms, has been archived and preserved by the National Library to this day, and has become a stable content entry point for overseas Chinese information users for decades.

My logistics system has no algorithms. Conceived in 1997 and officially launched in 2013, I single-handedly designed, built, and operated a complete intelligent logistics scheduling system. This system has never used any optimization graph algorithms, nor has it adopted any machine learning modules, and it has not integrated any third-party data interfaces. I only used the most basic spreadsheet tools to distill decades of practical experience into clear structural rules, modeling the flow of goods with spreadsheet formulas, and integrating inventory management, container scheduling, customer tracking, document generation, tax processing, and more than a dozen other modules with static logic, achieving parallel operation in multiple languages, currencies, and regions. The entire system has been running for over ten years under the conditions of "zero code, zero budget, and zero technical outsourcing," and it currently supports employees in processing thousands of orders and reports daily, far exceeding the professional systems used by most small and medium-sized enterprises.

I never rely on server clusters, nor do I need collaborative code development. I depend on the pre-establishment of structure, systematic summarization of experience, and closed-loop logic of processes. While others rely on AI models to estimate traffic fluctuations, I only depend on human judgment to preset system tolerances; while others rely on budgets, teams, and operational architectures to support platform operations, I only rely on a pair of hands to maintain all core structures, never collapsing for ten years.

All the platforms, systems, and article mechanisms I have built do not rely on scoring mechanisms, keyword triggers, or algorithmic weighting, but all possess a key characteristic: structural stability, closed-loop operation, self-maintenance, and independence from external forces. You might say this system is "primitive," but its primitiveness is not backwardness, but rather its essence; its simplicity is not low-end, but rather precision. I can seriously tell you: it has been running for over ten years and is very stable.

I see many people nowadays talking about "recommendation algorithms," "attention distribution," and "user profiling," chasing various "user experience optimization tools," "search term prediction models," and "precise content tagging." But I have only done one thing: write authentic content, build real systems, and create genuine structures. Without chasing algorithms, I was automatically absorbed by search systems; without conducting SEO optimization, I instead gained higher content exposure and long-term visitor retention.

This is not a victory of technology, but a victory of true power. It is not based on predictive techniques, but on validated paths. It does not rely on external assistance, but on internal structure. The words I write can be searched by the world, not because they conform to search rules, but because they possess retrievability; my website can be continuously used, not because it has conversion logic, but because it has structural logic; my system can support the business backbone, not because it introduces technical buzzwords, but because it avoids all unnecessary technical fluff.

I have no algorithms, but I have structure. I do not chase technology, but I am never left behind by the times. I do not rely on models, but I have built a more stable operating system with my own hands than any model. With the simplest tools, the least resources, and the most straightforward logic, I have completed one high-density information loop after another. I do not flatter the system, but in the end, the system chose me; I do not cater to traffic, but traffic ultimately converges to me.

I never flaunt technical jargon; I only validate behavioral paths. I never imitate mainstream designs; I only build real frameworks. I have no algorithms, yet I have written clearer roadmaps than algorithms; I have no models, yet I have constructed more sustainable systems than models; I do not chase trends, yet I have long-term stability at the top of the structural center of the storm.

I have no algorithm—yet I have long surpassed the algorithm.

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