Never have I ever refused someone a second chance

Many things, but I'll mention a few:
The internet never forgets, every little thing you expose will be stored and probably be used somewhere by someone
Not everything is what it looks like (already knew that, but on the web it's even more evident than in real life)
You don't have to see someone's face or hear someone's voice to forge an emotional connection with them
Do the things you've learned about the WWW make you more cautious than you are in RL about what you share and who you share it with?
De Hoge Veluwe (that's in The Netherlands, probably an little stamp compared to the huge parks in the US, but it's beautiful and rich).
https://www.hogeveluwe.nl/en/discover-the-park
Have species, that disappeared from the area you live in, returned (or been reintroduced) recently?
Yes, in the days when cockpit doors still could be open. I was sitting in the first row, directly behind that open door, when in the cockpit things suddenly became hectic, communication with traffic control became very intense and the plane started to descend really fast. As soon as the crew became aware of the open door behind them, it was slammed shut and locked. The announcement from the captain that they were having a "minor technical issue" and that they were preparing for a precautionary landing didn't help ease the stress a lot. Only when the plane came to a halt on the tarmac of Istanbul Airport after a pretty rough landing was when I remembered to breathe again. Turned out some vital electronic flight systems had shut down.
What was the scariest experience in your life?