Salokya, By now, you might be familiar with many faces in Sajha. Contributing in it requires prepreparedness for the criticisms than expecting aspirations and suggestions. Whether you (we) are doing right or wrong does not matter in Sajha. Here are always some people who never like to give credits to others. Some people are a big show off. "Aasu" is a perfect example for this. He does not want to praise others' works---but wants to show off himself. He expects from others--but does not want to offer the same thing. For him, others know nothing. I am seeing his writings since the last 2 months and I am already fed up with his way to treat others. It is better to ignore such guys because it won't be any useful to listen them or argue with them. Some people are so sensitive on the subject matter that--- if they feel the subject matter not of their (private?) interests--- they start attacking. 'Newuser' may be an example of a sensitive man. He is the man of analysis and writes nice stuffs, whether it be political, economical, general analysis or even stories--- but sometimes (I have to say rarely)--- he writes in such a way that his body temperature has already over 100 degrees. These are JUST some examples. There are many more varieties in Sajha. As a reader than a writer, I am unable to distinguish Salokya's writings because of my limited knowledge on Journalists' code of conducts. He has done a hard work and even in an interesting issue--- though private--- has an influential social impacts on societal structure. In my personal view, Salokya's way of expression is little bit beyond the boundaries in the sense of exposing private matters and abusing 'The manager' , but NOT as a self-claimed superior man like "Aasu" criticized. Salokya, be careful not to abuse the actors of your story. My suggestion is to contact the manager and get his pre-permission to publish further. Don't STOP your work due to the critics of some Sajha visitors like "Aasu" but be sure not to go beyond your boundary. ---------------- Futurenepal