Originally Posted by
GommeInc
It happens all the time :S Look at news articles revolving around a member of staff being kicked out or removed from a position. I think the HP CEO got kicked out of their position for generally being a bit of a twit :P It happens more often in the social-community sector e.g. Facebook, Tom(?) from Myspace. Considering Habbox works in the social industry, it's bound to have people wanting to know the ins and outs, and in a way you should let people know the inner workings as you are running a community and as a community members are going to be curious. Heck, users on here seem to discuss Habbox in depth in other places like ClubHabbo or MSN. Management and staff seem so secretive it's uncomfortable. It's a Habbo fansite afterall, not a conglomerate making lots of money. Whatever happened to acting like a not-for-profit business that aims on making a strong, friendly community?
But as I said, it depends on the situation and its mostly in the presentation. Provided you release basic information and make it clear that you cannot tell members exactly what's going on, you should be fine. Recent events highlight when PR goes wrong, a them-and-us mentality isn't inviting, especially on a socio-community website :P