When one platform shut down its service, another platform noticed immediately and made the wrong choice: wait and see!
But how could "wait and see" be that simple? The next moment, related reposts appeared on other social media platforms.
However, such petty moves could never escape Er Qi's notice. It reported to Gu Jiahui at once, and after receiving authorization, directly destroyed all the platform's servers—if they were going to bite the hand that fed them and refuse to repent, then they could first be stripped clean and start over.
In fact, today's incident had caused quite a commotion. Other platforms were also watching the movements of those two companies, urgently recalling every employee they could reach and placing the entire staff on standby, ready to act at any time.
Most of the reposted posts were also stuck in "under review" status, as everyone waited to see how the situation developed.
Once they discovered that one platform had gone offline while the other had had its servers completely destroyed, they immediately made their decision—delete every inappropriate post, block even the suspicious ones for now, and only unban them after a thorough review.
As for the addresses from which those posts had been made, they were all frozen first—if they wanted to stir up trouble again, they could go make waves somewhere else.
These platforms accomplished all this in just seven or eight minutes. In any case, they would rather punish the innocent than let a single culprit slip through.
So Gu Jiahui had not been wrong at all. An hour was hardly a short amount of time; the platforms had plenty of ways to deal with it.
It was only that Luo Hua was somewhat lacking in legitimacy from the outset. It held no official authority, so expecting others to