I merely suggested that if you really want actually people to do something here (and you are not, in fact, just trolling) then you should explain more details than just to say it's going to be a workshop.

@MartinSleziak You are not the first one accusing me of being troll. (Do you know what the meaning of "to troll" is? According to Google, "troll" means "make a deliberately offensive or provocative online post with the aim of upsetting someone or eliciting an angry response from them".) I only wanted to create a room the people who are interested to do math by discussing with each other.

@MathematicsAminPhysics I did not accuse you of being a troll. I just said that if this room is a genuine attempt and you really want to do something here, you should at least explain what you actually want to do here.

@MartinSleziak Please excuse me for my misunderstanding. I think I should first try to open my closed post.

Re: I only wanted to create a room the people who are interested to do math by discussing with each other. This description fits the main Mathematics chat room quite well.

Trying to push it too hard in the wrong setting is a very bad idea, because they'll start to take it as trolling or crankhood.

For example, suppose that some people want to work on exploring the structure of a group of a finite order. They may discuss some general subjects about it like determination of its subgroups, normal subgroups, ... , then suggest some problems about the topic to each other to work on them, and then some new ideas may come from those discussions and activities and be starting points for some common projects related to that topic.

Please note that the above example is only a bare idea, and the possible structures for workshops are not limited to this special example..

@MartinSleziak I think a workshop is different from a discussion. isn't it?