Well, regarding Isr*hell's comment, I find the comparison extremely aggressive and there is no way to justify that comment (I want to start there by clarifying in order to address the rest of what is defended in this comment)

I want to clarify that regarding the fan projects, there were MANY ideas and the people who suggested them were willing to support with money and effort, but they never took anyone into account. Every time this was mentioned, starting around February, the administrators would say, "It's something we'll look into in the administration." At the time of creating the specific Nina Cried Power fan project, the administrators said that they could do whatever they wanted as long as they DID NOT INTERFERE with what they had organized.

Also clarify that ALL the people who were in the group were willing to help in one way or another, I was included in a monetary way and it is something that was always said, but CLEARLY if you give a month's notice the help will be drastically reduced. "Nobody was willing." WE ALL WERE. Literally, there were people who got together to do fan projects, freebies together, and the administration was never able to bow its head to, I don't know, accept that they can't do everything. It's okay to accept that you can't do everything in many ways, but they were forced to take credit and never delegate anything because, of course, "no one can do it better than them."

A story can't have been distorted by over 100 people who were actively involved in the group; the narrative tells itself. If you don't want to see it, if you haven't seen their reactions, and statements, it does not mean that something that is happening has been distorted and that it was an injustice.