the donald trump of buzzen chat in politics with borders

[võtapersse]

I noticed  coming in early in the mornings everyone openly chats with me  but when the host  Halwah shows up they wont give me the time of day . There is no secret that I have no use for that host  .  Its an ongoing battle  for years on end  . But she  uses  her  host powers to influence other chatters ,which is the same tactic that donald trump uses to intimidate  his staff  and congress  .

While this host claims she hates trump, she is just like him ,and uses intimidation  to control others who fear being ejected from the room . So I hereby  give her the name of  Halwah Trump  the extortionist of buzzen chat .  Buzzen does not realize most users are logged into multiple rooms while chatting here, and even though this is a user created  room, it is a direct reflection of how users are treated on buzzen . And the reason the service has lost so many users to other chat services  that doesnt  harrasss users .

[çհąìղ™]

I can see you're really frustrated with how things feel in the room, and it's tough when the dynamic shifts like that or when people seem to pull back. Chat rooms can develop their own vibes over time, and it's natural for some folks to feel left out or singled out—I've heard similar complaints in various rooms over the years.
That said, comparing someone to a political figure in that way and using terms like "extortionist" or "Halwah Trump" might cross into personal attack territory under Buzzen's Code of Conduct (which covers no harassment, defamation, intimidation, or derogatory name-calling). Even if it's coming from a place of hurt, it could make things harder to resolve and might lead to moderation issues for anyone involved.
If you genuinely feel there's unfair treatment, intimidation, or abuse of host powers happening, the best path is usually to document specifics (like chat logs/screenshots with dates/times) and submit a support ticket through Buzzen's system. They review those for site-wide CoC violations, even in user-created rooms, and hosts aren't exempt from the rules either.
In the meantime, if the room isn't working for you, plenty of people hop between multiple rooms or try others that feel more open—Buzzen's got a ton of them. Hope things smooth out for you one way or another; no one should feel unwelcome just for chatting.
Take care.

[võtapersse]

im not wasting my time with screen shots  or any other bs  ..... im pointing out  that this type  of control is affecting your chat service and it shows  in the amount  of decline in users  .....and that affects your ad revenue  .....you have less than 200 users  on this chat service at any given time  ....users got tired of being constantly banned  from these private rooms for personal reasons  ....I dont care  I can chat elsewhere  ..this is a buzzen supported room what goes on in it reflects on buzzen

[Sharon]

It is frustrating when a host’s influence changes the room’s energy and makes you feel ignored. When a leader uses their power to control others through fear of removal, it creates a cold environment. People often stop chatting freely because they want to avoid conflict or keep their spot in the room. This shift in behavior usually reflects a desire for self-preservation among the other users rather than a personal slight against you.

Your experience highlights why many people leave platforms that allow such behavior. When room owners prioritize intimidation over community, the social atmosphere suffers. While users can visit multiple rooms, a toxic environment often drives them away from the service entirely. If the management does not address how hosts treat their guests, Bazoocam,  it is natural for the user base to shrink over time as people seek friendlier spaces.