Improving Policies and Patching Rules Is Not Fickleness

The Anti-Cancer Commune began in 2011. In institutional terms there was no object to refer to, and problems were unavoidable; some loopholes were also learned and inherited by emerging platforms. So if there are institutional flaws, it is not only the Commune—problems will erupt on many platforms as well.

Given this reality, the Commune gradually improving and revising things is both necessary and understandable.

We are all in the same boat. What we consider is not whether to lean left or right, but to ensure the boat does not sink. Sustainability is the greatest responsibility.

Of course, we will earnestly read and consider the voices of all members to correct our misjudgments, but we certainly cannot be all things to all people.

The Commune has always adhered to an open approach. There is a fair amount of negative opinion on our forum, and we have not deleted or altered it, which also demonstrates the Commune's attitude. Let us understand one another, think rationally, and discuss rationally. The Commune carries the mission of ensuring that a million people do not lack money in a critical illness; the responsibility is heavy, so we will handle things with great care.