Guest Report post Posted November 23, 2019 Hallo everyone ! as i see here many people disappear from this forum at some point .. most of them relapsing and never come back . i think that it is our duty to pull them back into the forum in order to improve this community and maybe we can save something of their career . but the problem is that we do not have any way to contact with those people outside of this community . so my suggestion is : adding a rule in the terms of services ( which we already accepted) that reveal the email of any member who left the community for more than 10 days . in this way any member will be able to to contact them back and maybe persuade them to come back . another suggestion is to send them an auto message (by a moderator) to encourage them to come back . Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
goodvibes 160 Report post Posted November 24, 2019 21 hours ago, ismailkanaan said: so my suggestion is : adding a rule in the terms of services ( which we already accepted) that reveal the email of any member who left the community for more than 10 days . in this way any member will be able to to contact them back and maybe persuade them to come back Realizing my email addy had zero privacy in such a scenario I would abandon or delete the email account and probably not come back. An auto message would be fine if we didn't already have a GQ mailing list. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TwoSidedLife 116 Report post Posted January 6 If GQ ever did this, i'd leave so quick. That feels so authoritarian to do. The lack of members, support ect. as a community is what makes ppl leave. Ppl come in expecting there to be help but it just feels desolate here. That expectation is especially heightened with gamers. Games make you feel welcome, social, tell you what to do. This place doesn't offer anywhere near the same in any of those areas. Gamers are impatient. Of course they want a quicker solution and more often than not, they look to themselves for it. I think more ppl quit gaming without the need for GQ by realising on their own. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cam Adair 5,009 Report post Posted January 6 5 hours ago, TwoSidedLife said: If GQ ever did this, i'd leave so quick. That feels so authoritarian to do. The lack of members, support ect. as a community is what makes ppl leave. Ppl come in expecting there to be help but it just feels desolate here. That expectation is especially heightened with gamers. Games make you feel welcome, social, tell you what to do. This place doesn't offer anywhere near the same in any of those areas. Gamers are impatient. Of course they want a quicker solution and more often than not, they look to themselves for it. I think more ppl quit gaming without the need for GQ by realising on their own. Revealing member emails is not something we would do. We are working on trying to improve the community aspect though. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
