I'll just mention that if a room has no messages for 14 days, then it gets automatically frozen.

So if you want to keep the room, you can post sometimes a message here simply in order to prevent it from freezing.

Or if the the room is frozen, then you can still ask a moderator to unfreeze the room, see here for more details: How do I unfreeze a frozen chat room?

@JuanSebastianLozano Since you are the room owner, I'll ping you so that you see the above information. (And you can decide what to do in the future if there is some period of inactivity.)

It's quite possible that I am telling you stuff that you are already aware of - in such case I apologize for the unnecessary ping.

hm I didn't realize we were so close to the 14 day mark

thanks for the vigilence, Martin

@EricStucky I don't think it's really a big deal. I guess mods are quite willing to unfreeze a room which serves some reasonable purpose.

I was - somewhat indirectly - asking whether the room is already abandoned or not. Judging by your message it seems that you want it to stay a bit longer.

And I added also links to the relevant information about freezing and unfreezing rooms - I was not sure to which extent you (=I mean the users of this room) were aware of this.

@MartinSleziak Thanks for the information!

So, I've started reading some other group theory stuff because my group theory knowledge isn't strong enough for me to get much out of this paper yet, so I think I'm going to bow out of the reading group.