In fact, the changes the early users of the Magic Internet were experiencing now were exactly like the changes old users had gone through when internet communities transformed into internet platforms in Roger's previous life.
They would feel betrayed by the platform. A group of strangers, people outside their circle, had integrated into it, making them feel that the entire platform had changed in flavor.
But how many of them could truly give it up?
All the original people were still there.
All the original things were still there.
There was simply more content now, including things they did not want to see.
That was only in his previous life. In the present world, the situation was even more obvious. Only the Magic Internet could offer this. Would they give up convenient communication, convenient access to information, solutions to their problems, and opportunities for Reading just because ordinary people had joined?! Obviously not.
Things that even their own teachers might once have refused to teach them could now be found on the Magic Net!
Things they would never have been able to touch in their entire lives were now within reach.
Who could give that up?
Who would be willing to give that up?
The Magic Net had long become something these people could never part with. Let alone a group of new users they "disliked" flooding in—even if something more excessive happened, they would continue using it without hesitation, at most grumbling a few times!
The president of the Engineering Association saw this clearly. With a snort of laughter, he turned his attention to other sections, such as... the section for creating forums. With a flick of his hand, he created an Engineering Forum and an Engineering Association Forum.
The ordinary members of the Engineering Association might earn only