It’s impressive how thoughtfully you consider these things!!
Even from the content of your usual messages, I’m truly impressed by your literary talent and depth of knowledge.
That’s all, but since this is option ①, it should be hidden, right?!
I’m totally fine with my answers being hidden.
I don’t think you need to be so considerate. We answerers are freely using this space to vent and express ourselves however we like, so you really don’t need to worry about us.
Although it does feel like even the answerers are gradually staying away,
I’m looking forward to seeing things improved the way you envision, Mr. Maezawa.
I imagine President Kida has told you something like, “You’re in charge—do whatever you want, including the entertainment side of things.”
These days, I think you’re probably the person who reads the most questions and answers, Mr. Maezawa.
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I saw someone write, “It’s discouraging when your answer gets hidden,” and I thought, “That’s true...” I guess that got me thinking.
So I figured it might be better not to hide answers once they’ve been posted.
I was worried, though, that the question box would end up full of garbage questions—and it seems like that may already be starting to happen.
Well, if my feelings change again, I may hide them after all. Sorry to everyone who answered.
(As for the people posting garbage questions, I don’t really care.)
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I guess this would be ②.
Since I started categorizing things from ① to ⑤, the posts no longer disappear from view. Maybe that’s because Maezawa-san’s mindset changed after reading all of President Kida’s questions and answers.
Answering after sorting them into categories ①–⑤ has made things less stressful. It feels like I can first organize my thoughts before facing each one.
Also, it’s pretty interesting to see how the other respondents’ classifications differ from mine.
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