Don't let public opinion ferment when the property issues a notice.

Property can take the following measures to control the fermentation of public opinion:

1. Timely communication: The property can issue a formal notice as soon as possible, explaining the real situation and relevant details of the incident and letting the public know the facts. Ensure the accuracy and fairness of information, avoid vague and ambiguous expressions, and reduce the possibility of misunderstanding.

2. Transparency: The property should be transparent in handling incidents and provide updated information to the owners or stakeholders at any time. By providing accurate, detailed and comprehensive information, it is helpful to control the fermentation of public opinion and reduce the spread of rumors and false information.

3. Social media management: In the notice, residents are explicitly required to avoid discussing the event on social media, or to reduce the heat of discussion. Property can publish relevant information on social media platforms, and guide residents to ask questions or provide feedback channels so as to answer and solve problems in time.

4. Provide professional explanation: the property can be explained with professional knowledge to answer residents' questions about the incident. Provide an opportunity to explain the incident in detail, so that residents can better understand the ins and outs of the incident and reduce the fermentation of public opinion.

5. Pay attention to public opinion: the property can set up a feedback mechanism to understand the concerns and opinions of the owners through investigation and face-to-face communication, and try to solve their problems. Actively responding to and solving residents' concerns can reduce the spread and negative impact of public opinion.

It should be noted that the property should abide by relevant laws and regulations, abide by the principles of honesty, fairness and justice in all actions, ensure that problems are properly solved, and maintain trust and community order.