Originally Posted by
Bolt660
I don't think it's fair at all to pin this on David. He's worked in HxHD for a very long time, is the most dedicated person I know and always strives for success.
As with every department, there will be tough times, and times where things don't quite slot into place. There are always other contributing factors which cause this to happen and it's not always down to how a manager runs a department. When you're a manager and you get staff resigning, it's often hard to keep team morale at a high and keep everyone interacting and involved. It happens in all departments- but it's something which can easily be sorted.
With the introduction of a lot of promising new trialists, I just know that things are going to improve activity wise, and it's clearly a step in the right direction. These things take time- however with christmas things soon on the way I can only see this being a great time for HxHD.
Habbo activity itself has decreased lately, and I think it's all about keeping the visitors we have, and I know David and Jordan have some exciting things lined up which will maintain current visitors and in turn will attract new ones too.
A lot of people don't realise the amount of work David puts in behind the scenes on Habbox. He's online practically all the time- does a tremendous amount of work for the moderation department and then has the huge task of V6 on his shoulders too. He has a wonderful assistant in Jordan, and together I think they are more than capable of leading the department. As I said, the staff make up the bulk of the department, and these issues are clearly being looked at and resolved. This, along with more events should slowly get HxHD back up top. There isn't even huge problems at the moment, and the room is still popular for long periods of the day which is lovely.
Give it time, and give David more of a chance and I think things will be fine. The stuff about needing a UK manager is rubbish, especially when others are wanting more international staff. I think once the current trialists get settled in, along with the current staff members (who mostly do an excellent job), everything will slot into place. David can't be in the room 24/7, however the past has confirmed that he's totally dedicated to that position, and all I say is give things a chance.