I don't know when it started, or in other words, as soon as people have enough food and drink, they like to start acting like monsters.
In a society, no matter what a person does, even if it is a good thing. There will always be people jumping out or gesticulating behind the scenes, making irresponsible remarks, or even making sarcastic remarks.
That's fine if that's all. What's even more annoying is that there are more than one or two people making such idiotic remarks.
It's like in troubled times, when a cannon is fired, people from all directions raise their poles and stand up, attracting people who lack wisdom from all directions to come to court for no reason.
And in this peaceful and prosperous age, there is actually an intensifying trend.
Before the Internet was popularized, this kind of ignorant speech might only be limited to one time and one place. But now in this era where everyone can become a self-media, it is particularly deadly.
Everyone says that the Internet is not a lawless place, but is this really the case?
From what I have seen on the Internet over the years, the Internet is not only a place outside the law, but also a carnival place for all kinds of "crazy people".
As for the so-called network managers, I have never seen them contribute in this area or do anything substantive. Instead, they just let it go and make hindsight. The last sentence is: This person is not a staff member of our department, but a temporary worker/After multiple verifications and verifications, there is no such person.
Those schemes of ancestors are just for you to play clearly.
But even if this is the case, what can we, the general public, do?
It seems that we have never been the one who said one, we have always been the two, the two who was said no.
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Your beginning is really strong. Keep up this level. If your book is not popular, then I will be really disappointed with Tomato. The recommendation list is full of rubbish! Come on!
I believe you will be a big hit [eat melon]. I'm not talented, so I can only support you with five stars.
It's a particularly new theme, and the beginning is very good, but it's best not to make people feel that the official is of no use, and try to make the official have a sense of presence.