Rahmat Wibowo posted about being kicked out from KORIKA, accusing certain individuals of obsessively monitoring him, collecting screenshots, and seeking legal action against him, while naming people and asking others to make a specific person stop, in an accusatory tone.

teh Some People Spend More Time Looking for Enemies Than Solving Their Own Problems Several days ago, | was kicked out from KORIKA and moved on with my own projects, career, and professional network. Yet it is interesting to see that even after all this time, certain individuals still appear more focused on discussing me, monitoring my activities, collecting screenshots, and searching for people willing to take legal action against me than addressing the challenges in front of them. If someone genuinely believes a law has been broken, there are proper legal channels available. That is how professional societies function. What I find disappointing is when energy that could be used to build products, support innovation, strengthen communities, or solve real-world problems is instead spent trying to manufacture controversy around another person. The technology ecosystem in Indonesia already faces enough challenges. We need more builders, more researchers, more entrepreneurs, and more problem-solvers. Success is not achieved by obsessing over critics, former members, or people who chose a different path. Success is achieved by creating value. left years ago. | have no interest in personal feuds. My focus remains the same: building, writing, investigating, learning, and contributing where I can. The best response to noise is progress. This is Luca Cada Lora from Jatevo Labs Limited the man behind Blibli under Lisa Widodo dear pak On Lee need your help Hammam Riza please make him stop #Rahmatwibowo #ProfessionalTroublemaker #TechCommunity #indonesiaTech #Leadership ‘#Professionalism #innovation #DigitalTransformation #PersonalBranding #BuildinPublic #Entrepreneurship #Technology #LinkedinCreator #CareerGrowth #FocusOnWhatMatters