I’m tuguo, a male member who isn’t a “black” one. I always read the anonymous question box to refresh my mind, and feel as though I’m getting a small taste of a miracle world—a wonderland—together with all the people who answer the questions.
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My question is: When I want to comment or reply to show my support for a questioner or an answerer, there doesn’t seem to be any option to do so. Is this designed that way so people can enjoy the anonymous question box?
Maezawa from the president’s office here as well.
I’m not entirely sure, but I think it simply hasn’t been implemented because the original question box didn’t have that feature.
I believe it was just intended to be a question-box format like this.
If you would have preferred something more like a message board, perhaps we should have used a message board instead of a question box. However, the message board we set up previously disappeared for various reasons.
I also think many of the staff members have comments turned off on their blogs. Comments do allow for back-and-forth communication, which is a good thing, but perhaps many staff members keep them turned off because they feel the drawbacks outweigh the benefits.
> Twitter has a comment section for the same questions. The account managers might be happy if things got lively there too.
I don’t manage the Twitter account myself, so I sometimes don’t even see the comments when they come in. Sorry.
When I became the question box administrator before, I found out there was a Twitter account and asked them to tell me the password. They replied, “Please don’t change anything. Just look at it.” That completely put me off checking the Twitter account.
I haven’t looked at it at all since then. (笑)
I don’t even know whether they reply to Twitter comments, and I’ve never checked the DMs or been told that any had come in.
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