Don't think it's okay to publish a "toxic" tourism strategy. Experts point out that some posts believe that only providing the strategy does not require any legal responsibility, which is a manifestation of weak legal awareness; Netizens blindly following the suggestions of online posts to disrupt public order may violate the Public Security Management Punishment Law, and the poster must also bear corresponding responsibilities. In recent years, the popularity of free travel has been increasing for He Huimin. In order to "have a good time", "save money", and "effectively avoid pitfalls", the guide post has become a necessary reference for tourists, especially young people, to travel. However, the reporter's investigation found that multiple online platform strategy posts not only failed to help tourists "avoid the pit", but also created new "pits", including inducing violations of scenic area regulations, reporting fake police to disrupt social order, and crowding out public resources. So, what may be inappropriate content in the strategy post? What are the legal risks of netizens following the trend and imitating? How to standardize the orderly development of strategy posts? Recently, the reporter interviewed relevant experts and scholars to jointly search for a "healthy development guide" for the guide post. Qingxin's strategy travel encountered a "big hole". "Before each self driving trip, we always check the strategy online ourselves. Netizens will tell you where it's fun and where there are few people and beautiful scenery." Yao Yao (pseudonym), a staff member working at an internet company in Beijing, told reporters that she believes searching for strategy posts can help quickly understand the best travel routes to destinations. The main purpose is to search for guide posts on lightning protection and grass planting (note: online slang, referring to recommending things to others to arouse their interest). "Xiao Lu (pseudonym), a media major student who is currently studying graduate school, also stated that some tourist attractions have expensive tickets and many people want to find free tourist attractions through guide posts." Some guide posts have pictures and videos, which are more trustworthy. In mid October this year, Xiaolu plans to self drive to a wetland scenic area with her parents. Before the trip, she carefully searched for travel strategies on various online platforms such as Xiaohongshu, Qunar.com, and Mafengwo. You can only see a panoramic view after taking a half day train, and the tickets are still expensive. In many online posts urging the scenic area to retreat and lighten the lightning, Xiaolu saw other netizens posting "Free Wetland Landscape" tourism guide posts, saying, "There is a place for free viewing of wetlands in the fourth production team, which is relatively primitive and almost deserted, and very healing. After referring to the suggestions in multiple guide posts, Xiaolu decided to avoid the formal wetland scenic spots mentioned above and go to the "more beautiful and free" wild wetlands. However, when the Xiaolu family drove into this recommended location, they first encountered a navigation malfunction and entered the countryside without knowing the way. When you reach the navigation point, don't turn left. Turn right and then drive inside to see the wetland. "" If there is a fence around, find a gap to enter and ignore the residents. "The guide post continues to guide you forward. A travel guide post recommends "Free Wetland Landscape". After arriving at the scene, netizens found that the "free wetland landscape" mentioned in the post was not actually open, and the roads were muddy, making it inconvenient to drive. After the interviewee provided the picture, the tire began to slip again after not driving for 5 minutes. Due to the recent rain, Xiaolu's off-road vehicle got stuck in the muddy mud of the wetland. "It's no use stepping on the gas pedal, the car won't move, and it can't retreat." When discussing this experience, Xiaolu still felt helpless. I