“> Surely the people here are a group of psychopaths who hurt those important to them without even realizing it, feel no remorse, and think nothing of it.”
Since this constitutes defamation and harassment, I believe this post should be deleted.
Recently, with questions being published immediately, I’ve noticed more women who seem to mistakenly believe that simply claiming the position of a “victim” gives them permission to personally attack others.
While I personally find immediate publication convenient, is it possible to create a system in which posts that amount to mere attacks, defamation, or harassment are not made public?
—Papuwa
I’m BB7, a male member.
Apparently, the people who post excessively aggressive or critical comments on online message boards generally make up only about 5% of the total.
People with a strong victim mentality often have little sense of fulfillment in life and constantly feel empty, so they probably attack others to maintain their own emotional balance.
That said, it’s still a nuisance when they do it here.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
Sorry for the delayed response.
I agreed with what you said, so I’ve changed it to hidden.
This is the tricky part about displaying posts immediately. They remain visible until someone can deal with them.
I wonder if it could be set so that posts aren’t displayed until they receive an answer.
That way, defamatory posts wouldn’t be displayed because they wouldn’t receive any answers.
The programmers seem to be busy too, so it may be difficult to implement, though.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think most readers see you as a rather pitiful person who goes out of your way to enter a place filled with people whose views differ so much from your own that you call them psychopaths, only to lecture everyone（笑）
They say the number of perverts increases as the weather gets warmer. When one shows up, I think it’s best to call the police.
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
People who read it will probably think that the person asking the question is the one like that, so I don’t think you need to worry about it too much. If staff notice it, they can simply delete it.
Also, being nitpicked to that extent could even be considered an honor. In a way, the criticism and insults show that the club is well regarded and attracting a lot of interest.
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