Writers Cafe Social Hour Forum (Stu. T.H.)'s termporary resig..

Dear fellow writers, This is Dan Rastley speaking, if you had been following up with the recent drama, our account Stu. T.H. had been a victim of an unwarranted hate speech campaign. Personally, I find it to be extremely hilarious and sadly inevitable as 1) It seems we can finally claim the title of "being important enough to be targeted", 2) I've long awared of how our group members's (mostly Leon) care-free attitude and lesser supervision would lead disastrous consequences, it simply had occurred was the best in time frame, and the reason for me to say that is currently not approriated due to the collective decision from our group. But regardless of how much I want to laugh at how stupid this is, the incident had caused real mental harm on my friends and despite how much of a brave face they are putting on, they are having a hard time coming up with what to do next. Leon's constantly trying to get over it and try to post his work on the site back as soon as possible, while Yuriko's distancing herself from the site indefinitely to work on personal projects (Our Little Secret(s) the short book, we definitely didn't forget that). Those two are deemed by a predominant percentage of the members in our group to be the most vulnerable, thus they are no longer allowed to access this account (initially owned by Donny Wells before Leon took the lead) without other members' collective consent. From now on, this account will be under the administration of Donny Wells and I, Dan Rastley, for an indetermined amount of time with us sheldom frequent it. Regardless of how distasteful thid incident is for us and other writers, we believe that until the privacy issues on the site had been fixed and the administration has regained control over the site effectively, (Stu. T.H.) ceases to function as before. That is all on this topic. Regardless, high hails call for jolly nights. I wish you all to indulge in a more pleasant year-closing experience than we do. Good luck, and goodbye, writers. Dan Rastley.

this is the most heartbreaking thing i have ever read. i don't know what to say.