There are multiple reasons, some are more painful to admit to than others.

In my opinion there are a few reasons, but I'm sure we can all learn and grow together for real; but its going to take community work and mutual respect. The willingness to communicate and interact has to be something we all take on if we are going to get our people to come and stay. Because honestly when I joined Hebrew Connect I expected to be able to interact and have real conversations. But not many users here will engage in conversation and mostly interact with emojis if at all. It's a little frustrating to come somewhere to be social to find that eventhough there isn't a huge presence, the ones that are on this platform do not really engage, and many who do, don't do so through actual conversation. But I think if we at least start having a community conversation focus per week. It will get everyone talking and help to build and structure the platform.