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08-04-2022, 01:34 PM
I will try to put things in perspective. Let me try to make this analogy.
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Take a look at this tree. This tree has been through a long process to get to this size, let's say around 20 years, and throughout that time it has experienced a variety of things that have broadened and strengthened the tree. After seeing the tree's success and rapid growth over the years, it has abruptly chosen to slow down and is now nearly "stuck" only growing a few millimeters every year. So, if the tree's rapid growth has stopped, what will keep it mainly alive? The leefs that have grown throughout the years, but occasionally these leefs become bad and fall off; nonetheless, some leefs heal and rejoin.
Similarly, on FL growth is decreasing, yet they must rely on their existing community. So attempting to "repair" FL with the intend to bring more people, is, in my opinion, the incorrect approach, and my message to the staff (management) is to reach out to the community and make votes that bring the community value which could result in more old members rejoining. Examples could be community votes, which could be reverting map change and make changes that envolves the community in general.
I hope this made sense or was of some assistance.
Take a look at this tree. This tree has been through a long process to get to this size, let's say around 20 years, and throughout that time it has experienced a variety of things that have broadened and strengthened the tree. After seeing the tree's success and rapid growth over the years, it has abruptly chosen to slow down and is now nearly "stuck" only growing a few millimeters every year. So, if the tree's rapid growth has stopped, what will keep it mainly alive? The leefs that have grown throughout the years, but occasionally these leefs become bad and fall off; nonetheless, some leefs heal and rejoin.
Similarly, on FL growth is decreasing, yet they must rely on their existing community. So attempting to "repair" FL with the intend to bring more people, is, in my opinion, the incorrect approach, and my message to the staff (management) is to reach out to the community and make votes that bring the community value which could result in more old members rejoining. Examples could be community votes, which could be reverting map change and make changes that envolves the community in general.
I hope this made sense or was of some assistance.