The issue here was that the founders of CHT promised "a cultural awakening" but then got flooded by both media and political attention. So much so they could no

The issue here was that the founders of CHT promised "a cultural awakening" but then got flooded by both media and political attention. So much so they could not spend any time on community-building. A number of active forum members then tried to pick up the initiative. Most important imo was that both the scope was too large and the audience (everyone). And as you say many people were full of the problem, but less inclined to be part of the solution in any real sense, or were just there to find candidates for their own initiatives.