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Kian will not do that for sure, given he receives funding from the PR managers of these big firms and VCs to hide threads and moderate some comments maliciously, who would not like a more efficient and transparent reporting system.
Why didn't he censored this?
Kian ka loss ho jayega esse toh
Another change I have in mind is a different comment structure - how about if we introduce a comment structure which mimics legal procedure for eg "A commented", "B replied to A", " C intervened between A&B".
Given all the rants that I have been reading about Legally India, I was thinking about launching a new website similar to LI? Would love to hear your thoughts on what you guys would like / not like on the new website?
Unlike Legally India (which also used to do a lot of legal news reporting), the main purpose of the new website would be to allow users to create posts/threads, comment on such posts/threads, and discuss anything related to law.