Thank you very much.

　 I was terribly disappointed to notice that many articles I posted on Note had been deleted by Note.   Whether I violated common sense or not, I am not quite sure. However, it is no doubt that Note has become taken stricter measures. 

　Since I began posting articles on Note, I have written them mainly for the sake of satisfying my desires to create something new or discover something deep inside of me.  

　My initial intention was to write about English and to encourage each English learner to study harder together. But in proportion as the number of my articles on Note increased, I began to feel like writing articles other than English. 

　I began to write novels and essays, to compose poems, and even to sing songs and to draw pictures. What I have done on Note was, without doubt, my treasure of great value. 

　As my Note is my own belongings, I can abandon mine when the time has come. But I was mistaken. 
　Yesterday, I was really toying with the idea of quitting Note, for I felt I would not be able to write anything any more. 
 Surprisingly enough, I received a lot of heart-warming messages. Whether I have a clout in Notesphere, I do not know, however, it may be more meaningful to write for the sake of others than for the sake of myself. 
　There are many enemies in Notesphere, but I've found there are also a lot of supporters of mine there.

　The great Deletion was a tremendous disaster, but it was also a blessing, I thought. Maybe I will have to come to terms with nasty things given by Note. 
I hate Note, but I love noters.

  Thank you very much. 
 

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