I’m the person who posted, “Aren’t Mr. Mac’s answers (both times) completely off the mark?”

This is from Mac. ↓　↓　↓　↓　↓ I’m the person who requested that internal deletions be given a 24-hour grace period. Thanks to everyone’s criticism, I was able to clearly understand the problems with my request. I’m grateful to you all. I’ve already left Universe Club, so unfortunately I can’t become a respondent. (I also feel awkward emailing the staff.) The opinion that hiding behind anonymity is cowardly was something I hadn’t considered, and now that it’s been pointed out, I realize it’s completely valid. My apologies. I could use the pen name I used in the past here. I’ll refrain from doing so because it seems more peaceful that way, but if Mac says, “I’m angry, so identify yourself,” then I will. Now that I understand the issue, I’ll retire from posting in the question box once this matter is settled. I’ll also forbid myself from reading it, so I won’t cause everyone any further trouble. I apologize again for the repeated intrusion. ↑　↑　↑　↑　↑ I received a “question” like this, but since it isn’t actually a question, it’s been hidden, so I’m posting it here. The clean way this person is leaving (?) and their habit of making demands of Universe at every opportunity… Isn’t this A? If so, let’s stop this complicated game of hide-and-seek and have fun again in the comments. I’ll be waiting.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. I don’t think a post that is written with the expectation that a respondent will read it—something intended only to be read internally, rather than displayed—fits the purpose of the Q&A box. If you want the respondents to read something, the usual approach would be to email the staff and ask them to pass it along to the Q&A respondents. This isn’t a “post-anything box” (though perhaps there should be one; there isn’t currently, and we have no plans to create one), so please ask questions that fit its purpose. This post also says, “This is an official question,” but I believe it is not a question—it is a “request.”