When I walked to the subway station and just stepped on the platform, I saw a subway starting to leave the station, so I had to wait for the next subway to enter. Bored, take out your mobile phone and look at the information.
Inadvertently, I vaguely saw a small gray word on the full-screen interface: "You have become a new group owner". So the comrades opened it casually, and there was a line of fine print on it:
? 7: 13
You have become the new group owner.
Shit, what's this rhythm? Looking further, in the information of the group members, my avatar is indeed located on the throne of the group leader in the upper left corner.
When I think about it, the reason is actually very simple: Yesterday, the office of a Ministry just issued a new regulation on the accountability system for illegal acts of group members: if there is a problem with group members, "whoever builds the group will be responsible" and "whoever manages it will be responsible".
Not to mention how correct and wise this new regulation is, but I really didn't expect it to be so fast and so tough.
I also set up several groups, including working groups at work, young people's groups and parents' groups of children. I also volunteered to join some comrades-in-arms, community groups and writing groups, and there were more than a dozen in 7788. The theme of each group is different, and the members of the group come from all directions. Some groups are quite active, discussing work, exchanging experiences and catching up with the past are very lively.
Occasionally, an out-of-tune person pops up in the group, complaining, advertising, pulling jokes and sending photos. In this case, most people will kindly remind them, and some people will condemn the excessive words and deeds to remind the group owners to kick them out.
Therefore, the groups I built and participated in are basically harmonious. But no matter who the owner is, it is sometimes difficult to predict what may happen. Come to think of it, the boss who quickly transferred the management right to me must have realized how big a hole he had dug for himself when he founded the League:
Former comrades have already parted ways, separated by Wan Li, separated by decades. Now as a group member, who 100% knows who, and who 100% is at ease?
Group membership is optional, and rules of the group can be established. However, after the messages and posts of group members are thrown, the group owner can only see them and cannot delete them. Once the problem is found, even if it is kicked out, the things that were sent to the group before are still there. As a group owner, you can do nothing but worry.
Actively building a group is well-intentioned, but if it is not controlled, it may lead to your imprisonment. Who would want to play like this?