There are always two sides to every story, so I encourage you to examine the facts and consider what you’ve observed in the past. The downfall of Broken Stones was largely due to one individual and the group that supported him(----). This same person approached me when I launched our new site, sharing their reasons for leaving Broken Stones and expressing interest in contributing to our project. For the first year, everything went smoothly, and we had no major issues.

However, things took a turn when a staff member named ------- requested more authority and permissions on the site. When I declined, Wozniak teamed up with another member, Dry, to push for more power. What followed was a cycle of verbal abuse, false accusations, and overall toxicity that created a terrible environment for everyone involved. Despite this, the site continued to function well, with only minor hiccups here and there, maintaining steady operation for over a year.

There’s much more to the story, and I’m open to answering your questions as best as I can. However, the core issue stems from this power struggle. I always felt it was only a matter of time before this individual would leave and take others with them, just as they did with Broken Stones. I suspect they’ll attempt to frame their departure in a way that supports their narrative, possibly including details about times I asked to borrow money.

Yes, I did ask to borrow money from them on several occasions, but only because they encouraged me to on a personal level. I’m not wealthy, and the site has always been financially supported by its community. This individual contributed a significant amount for a time, especially when donations were low, but recently they stopped donating and discouraged other staff from contributing as well. This forced me to make a public plea for donations, which thankfully succeeded in covering the site’s costs. Shortly after, they resigned, sending out messages that allegedly accused me of wrongdoing.

I don’t know the full extent of what they’re saying, but this pattern mirrors what happened with Broken Stones two years ago. They left, shut down the site, and took most of the community with them. If our site meets the same fate, I just want to say thank you to everyone who has supported us.

I appreciate you all.


See the screenshots on site.

Originally Posted by BillyZilly

There are always two sides to every story, so I encourage you to examine the facts and consider what you’ve observed in the past. The downfall of Broken Stones was largely due to one individual and the group that supported him(----). This same person approached me when I launched our new site, sharing their reasons for leaving Broken Stones and expressing interest in contributing to our project. For the first year, everything went smoothly, and we had no major issues.

However, things took a turn when a staff member named ------- requested more authority and permissions on the site. When I declined, Wozniak teamed up with another member, Dry, to push for more power. What followed was a cycle of verbal abuse, false accusations, and overall toxicity that created a terrible environment for everyone involved. Despite this, the site continued to function well, with only minor hiccups here and there, maintaining steady operation for over a year.

There’s much more to the story, and I’m open to answering your questions as best as I can. However, the core issue stems from this power struggle. I always felt it was only a matter of time before this individual would leave and take others with them, just as they did with Broken Stones. I suspect they’ll attempt to frame their departure in a way that supports their narrative, possibly including details about times I asked to borrow money.

Yes, I did ask to borrow money from them on several occasions, but only because they encouraged me to on a personal level. I’m not wealthy, and the site has always been financially supported by its community. This individual contributed a significant amount for a time, especially when donations were low, but recently they stopped donating and discouraged other staff from contributing as well. This forced me to make a public plea for donations, which thankfully succeeded in covering the site’s costs. Shortly after, they resigned, sending out messages that allegedly accused me of wrongdoing.

I don’t know the full extent of what they’re saying, but this pattern mirrors what happened with Broken Stones two years ago. They left, shut down the site, and took most of the community with them. If our site meets the same fate, I just want to say thank you to everyone who has supported us.

I appreciate you all.


See the screenshots on site.

the same story from the beginning of humans

you help me and support my Community with money and work, is it your Right to ask for promotion ? am i wrong if i don't promote you for a higher Administrative Level ? should i give you more Permissions for helping my Website .

it's always a dilemma
it's 50 / 50

Originally Posted by oldTrader

the same story from the begging of humans

you help me and support my Community with money and work, is it your Right to ask for promotion ? am i wrong if i don't promote you for a higher Administrative Level ? should i give you more Permissions for helping my Website .

it's always a dilemma
it's 50 / 50

Can't debate on that, depends on situation and community.

Sad to read this news, as my old friend said once, do it all by yourself or never. if someone contributed to community he has the rights to have power in return unless its was agreed from begging not to give back.