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Evil Wolf wrote:Grenartia wrote:EDIT: So what the flying fuck makes R/D so goddamned special?
Without getting into a long argument for the 1,000 time about how founders, non-executive delegate, and passwords can be considered a form of opt-out, the best anwser I've got for you is that it's simply allowed to be that way by Max Barry. It's part of the game, just as the Security Council, World Assembly, Forum 7, and, yes, Role Play, are all part of the game. Getting rid of it or crippling it would diminish Nationstates as a whole even if you don't personally like it, just as removing or crippling the SC, WA, or F7 would lessen the overall experience that is Nationstates.
To be fair, a majority of our push is for a more solid opt-out function, not to get rid of R/D altogether.
Founders CTE, things happen in real life, and suddenly there's a region without a founder. Often when the founder is barely active, they need to give a WA delegate executive powers to maintain the region in their absence. And passwords theoretically should be the primary, most practical opt-out feature, except that passwords can be removed without any reason except that raiders think they can do more with the region.
So under these circumstances you have to understand the outcry here; it's less about getting rid of R/D (although some people have expressed their dislike of the game) and more about giving people a choice of whether they would like to participate in it or not. I've played before, I know what it means to a lot of people. And I want those people to continue doing what they want to do, as long as they don't trample over someone's right to opt out.
If you think giving a more solid opt-out would cripple R/D, then the game thrives on people not wanting to play it but still forced to take part—that is perhaps why some people oppose R/D as a whole.