@lucid ledge Thank you, I certainly respect your decision, just want to clarify the concept.
Addition of small rooms will change nothing for people who prefer to hung out in big open groups, such as Casual chat. Same about Nue Deutsch, open chats should exist, no doubt about this. That’s where listeners can have their exposure to language, (aside of podcasts/videos with subtitles).
Open chat is a great place to meet new people and if we feel comfortble talking to each other and want to have more speaking time we can use the option to move to smaller rooms.
Moderation is not a big problem on a server, because we can mute someone if we want to, the problem arises for learners who want to make the most of their time and have consistent speaking sessions.
It doesn’t isolate everyone else if someone is practicing there, it just makes it better for learners because it gives people space to talk, and you know – speaking skill is more difficult to develop than comprehension.
The goal is to make our server better, more diverse instrument, useful for all categories of users. It is works great for meeting new people, finding a language learning partners, hanging out, getting language learning resources etc, but is not perfect for efficient and consistent speaking practice.
Learner only needs to spend 1-2 hours a day taking with compatible partners, and for him it is essential to have consistent sessions, especially if he/she has limited free time.