Tips On Being Able to leave Clubs and Focus on Important Ones

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dog_lover2014

2 hrs ago

I thought that some people might want to leave most clubs they're in and focus on just a few and organize a few, also to get less notifications, so I decided to make this forum.

Leave Inactive Clubs. This is obvious for most people, if you do nothing in a club there would be almost no difference with clearing notifications from clubs you don't need to see or deal with, but everyone knows it's just boring to be in an inactive club for no reason.
Leave clubs that you are a member of and don't want to talk much there. Honestly this is quite hard because you might be waiting to see something nice/fun in a big growing active club, but if you are a member of it and just don't wanna start conversations in those kinds of clubs you can leave.
Clubs that don't care about their members, don't allow to start conversations and only admins can do so. I hate clubs like those. In my experience, there are clubs like only the group of friends (staff of the club) start talking and ignore their members.
Clubs that have toxic members. This is also quite obvious to some people. If the staff don't deal with toxic members/rule-breakers and stuff, you might want to leave. Or sometimes, even the staff of the club themselves are toxic.

I guess these are what I'll write for now, I might edit the forum if ever I have to fix something in here or add anything.

Also, no offense to the club owners there who saw this thinking I/other people left your club/s for a negative reason, maybe we just want to get notifications from clubs we want to organize and care about more but that doesn't always mean your club might be "bad" in some way.

Note: Of course it's always your decision on which club/s to leave and which clubs to focus on, these are just tips and suggestions.

Btw this is my first forum I posted that isn't in a club.

- @dog_lover2014

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