Six years ago, when I visited the Bengali chat room, it was filled with religious conflicts, disputes between the two countries, and abusive language. As a Uni MOD, I was the first staff member to visit regularly and take action against those who abused others.
People in the Bengali room didn't like someone controlling their words and actions, so they turned against me and started abusing me. "But, but, but"... a few people stood by me and defended me.
Their support that day paved the way and inspired me to ask the Admin to create a BENGALI FORUM ROOM. Today, the Bengali room alone has 3.7K threads! Six years ago, the number of daily online users was around 10–12, and now, as you know, it has become one of the second- or third-most active rooms on this site.
This isn't just about zozo; it's a lesson that applies everywhere. If we follow the rules, everything will run smoothly as long as we don't disrupt the natural flow. When a place is no longer peaceful or enjoyable, we should also reflect on whether our own actions are contributing to the loss of that peace.
It's been four years since I stopped visiting regularly, but the Bengali room is still very special to me because...
Instead of creating unrest on the wall, user's (Bengali) came to understand how the site intended this platform to be used.
Moreover, At that time "Bengali users" and "the entire staff' stood by me whenever I needed a helping hand.
Thank you, everyone, for your support...!!
People in the Bengali room didn't like someone controlling their words and actions, so they turned against me and started abusing me. "But, but, but"... a few people stood by me and defended me.
Their support that day paved the way and inspired me to ask the Admin to create a BENGALI FORUM ROOM. Today, the Bengali room alone has 3.7K threads! Six years ago, the number of daily online users was around 10–12, and now, as you know, it has become one of the second- or third-most active rooms on this site.
This isn't just about zozo; it's a lesson that applies everywhere. If we follow the rules, everything will run smoothly as long as we don't disrupt the natural flow. When a place is no longer peaceful or enjoyable, we should also reflect on whether our own actions are contributing to the loss of that peace.
It's been four years since I stopped visiting regularly, but the Bengali room is still very special to me because...
Instead of creating unrest on the wall, user's (Bengali) came to understand how the site intended this platform to be used.
Moreover, At that time "Bengali users" and "the entire staff' stood by me whenever I needed a helping hand.
Thank you, everyone, for your support...!!