On doing good deeds.

  1. Sometimes, too many rules and/or being too rigid make people not want to contribute.
  2. You can't control everything to go exactly the way you want it.
  3. If it is harmless, let it be. Let people join & educate them.
  4. People do want to contribute, but sometimes they don't know how or are not allowed to.
  5. This is for a good cause- if you're doing it because you want to be known for your good deeds, then you are doing it for the wrong reasons. 

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