I know I could simply stop looking at it, but since the Anonymous Q&A Box was one of the reasons I joined, it’s a little disappointing.
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The recent questions haven’t been very interesting, but don’t you think there are also some issues with the people answering them?
For example:
PS. Seeing answerers contacting each other and buddying up instead of actually answering questions makes me uncomfortable. Is this supposed to be a contact board?
That’s what this creepy old guy in a dating club thinks.
I also find it unpleasant to see answers that don’t address the question and instead just insult and slander the questioner or the question itself.
Even if a beginner has misunderstood or gotten something wrong, why not simply offer some advice?
In short, I’m getting a little tired of the exchanges between Mac and his entourage.
I’m Meg, one of the female members.
Oh my, I’m so sorry!
We just get carried away having fun and bantering with each other.
My apologies.
But questioner, I have to say, “contact board” is a pretty clever name (*^^*)
It makes me think you must be reading everything from beginning to end, and somehow I feel a little closer to you♪
After all, without any posts, we have nothing to banter about and get bored (・д・)
The other day, there were only two posts!
So lonely.
Anyone who posts is an ideal supporter! (Wait, is that not quite right?)
Anyway, I’d be happy if you’d keep indulging us from time to time—even while shaking your head at us?
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I think the anonymous message board has been pretty stable lately.
When the board gets heated—or rather, lively—I think it’s usually because someone asks a question that gets to the heart of dating clubs.
At the end of the day, it’s probably just:
“This is what I think.”
“No, this is what I think.”
“Actually, I see it this way.”
After that, it comes down to how the site administrators manage the board.
If they can’t keep things under control, it turns into the kind of free-for-all we saw recently（笑）. Still, that has its own entertainment value too...
We respondents also understand, as you pointed out, that it isn’t ideal to use the board for personal purposes. But I think a little bit should be okay...
If you find something boring, maybe it’s best to simply skip over it～.
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here, with a response as well.
> The anonymous Q&A box is still pretty chaotic.
Really? Where has it been chaotic?
Things have been quiet lately, so I thought it was pretty calm.
(For reference, “nagi,” or calm, refers to wind conditions of 0 Beaufort—wind speeds of 0.0–0.2 meters per second.)
> The recent questions haven’t been very interesting either, but don’t you think the people answering them share some of the blame?
Hmm… So you’re saying the lack of interesting questions is the respondents’ responsibility?
I’m not sure whether there’s actually any causal relationship there, but this is a place where you can expect a wide variety of answers.
If you believe the respondents are the problem, why not become a respondent yourself and show us what a true respondent should be like—how, once you start answering, lots of interesting questions will begin coming in?
I’d be happy to use that as a reference.
If you’re a member, applying to become a respondent is easy.
Also, among the various answers, I hope you’ll pick out the ones you find helpful and use them as a reference.
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Male member, Seattle.
You can’t expect too much from a free anonymous message board.
Things seem to have returned to normal compared with January. Maybe we have Mr. Maezawa to thank for that.
I figure as long as it’s fun, that’s what matters.
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