The website administrators also delegated some management rights, allowing various other types of game development teams to set up their own sub-forums, where they could release trial versions of their games without violating any laws, thus drawing traffic for themselves.
Many small indie games took this as an opportunity to promote their games, further boosting the popularity of the site and steering its growth towards becoming a comprehensive forum.
Logically, as the forum grew in scale, it would inevitably face issues like hacking attacks, flame wars, verbal combats, or orchestrated controversies, but the site's managers seemed very experienced. They patrolled the forum around the clock, and whenever they spotted something amiss, they immediately intervened, nipping potential troubles in the bud.
