After Meng Chuan became Group Leader, information about his Group Leader Permissions surfaced bit by bit in his mind, allowing him to examine them clearly.
He had complete control over the existing functions and, if he wished, could even develop new ones himself.
Kicking out Group Members was within the Group Leader's power, but Meng Chuan certainly had no intention of using it.
There was, however, a rule concerning the removal of Group Members.
For any of the current Group Members, Meng Chuan had to propose their removal, and more than half the members had to vote in favor before that person could be kicked out.
If Meng Chuan brought someone new into the Chat Group in the future—say, someone chosen at random—and then wanted to kick that person out, he would not need a majority's approval.
Newcomers did not have the same Prestige as these old hands.
The twenty existing Group Members besides Meng Chuan were all founding veterans, meritorious contributors. The Chat Group could not have developed this far without them; they were its bedrock.
This Chat Group was not, after all, the kind of chat group found on Earth's internet. It was not something Meng Chuan could operate however he pleased with a flick of his finger.
As Meng Chuan examined the information the Chat Group had given him about his new role, he relayed to the others what he could now do.
He could even disband the Chat Group...
Of course, disbanding it also required a proposal and a vote, just like kicking someone out. More than half the members had to agree.
But Meng Chuan certainly would not do that. There was no need to go down together in a blaze of mutual destruction. Really, no need at all.
It was worth noting that even