The Nano Paper: A Mystery
By MegaByteCorporations

The Nano Paper was founded on July 19th of 2016 by the Scratch user bigpuppy, and almost instantly it's member count shot up from 1 to 5. NP remained very active for several more weeks, and soon grew so large that they closed applications. For three weeks, the members of Nano Paper happily pottered away at their first issue; and then, all of a sudden, they stopped. Bigpuppy didn't post for a day, and then another….and then another…until more than half the members became inactive. What could have caused a flourishing collaboration to suddenly go inactive? Where will it strike next?

Before we can figure out the problem, we need to know more about the life of the Nano Paper. After the initial member boom, the 10 members of NP (Nano Paper) just sat around for a week, waiting for more members. Then, in a torpor-shattering post by cs156175, bigpuppy decided to go back on his resolution to wait for a full team before beginning the first issue, and Journalists, Reporters and Columnists alike began to work on the paper.
Activity became unbelievable as work was found around almost every corner, and the members of NP came to understand the meaning or “Hard Work” and “Collaboration.” Surprisingly, instead of discouraging NP members, this fueled them even more, causing them to rely on each other to get the job done.
They carried on like this for two weeks, always working hard; and then - disaster struck. On August 19, a month after NP's founding, Turtwig2 quit. This began a long chain of people quitting, leaving NP with 20 members. The very next day, cs156175 and AnimalLover569 got into a huge fight over positions, eventually this argument was put down by bigpuppy. Unfortunately, this resulted in an argument between them and AnimalLover569.
Shortly afterward, bigpuppy disappeared and AnimalLover569 remained.
What happened? We may never know. It may just be bigpuppy taking a break from Scratch, as we all know that Scratch is affected by external circumstances. The moral of the story: be careful who you hire.
-MegaByteCorporations, Journalist for Infinite News