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Yes the OHOL empire begins! a new client and a launcher today following morse law it's only a matter of time!

I could not agree more, and the general label of griefing for the vast majority of people that can not stop themselves from using the word, simply means "something that I do not like or do not admire"

What I see from this post is a series of criticisms of the general economics of the game.
I'll try provide extra insight to them from an economics perspective.

Tragedy of the commons

"If land is not owned by anybody, although legal formalism may call it public property, it is utilized without any regard to the disadvantages resulting. Those who are in a position to appropriate to themselves the returns — lumber and game of the forests, fish of the water areas, and mineral deposits of the subsoil — do not bother about the later effects of their mode of exploitation. For them the erosion of the soil, the depletion of the exhaustible resources and other impairments of the future utilization are external costs not entering into their calculation of input and output. They cut down the trees without any regard for fresh shoots or reforestation. In hunting and fishing they do not shrink from methods preventing the repopulation of the hunting and fishing grounds." -  Ludwig von Mises

Division of Land/Nature

"Historically division of labor originates in two facts of nature: the inequality of human abilities and the variety of the external conditions of human life on the earth. These two facts are really one: the diversity of Nature, which does not repeat itself but creates the universe in infinite, inexhaustible variety. ...

These two conditions … are indeed such as almost to force the division of labor on mankind. Old and young, men and women cooperate by making appropriate use of their various abilities. Here also is the germ of the geographical division of labor; man goes to the hunt and woman to the spring to fetch water. Had the strength and abilities of all individuals and the external conditions of production been everywhere equal the idea of division of labor could never have arisen. … No social life could have arisen among men of equal natural capacity in a world which was geographically uniform. ...

Once labor has been divided, the division itself exercises a differentiating influence. The fact that labor is divided makes possible further cultivation of individual talent and thus cooperation becomes more and more productive. Through cooperation men are able to achieve what would have been beyond them as individuals. ..."  -Murray N. Rothbard

"The greater productivity of work under the division of labor is a unifying influence. It leads men to regard each other as comrades in a joint struggle for welfare, rather than as competitors in a struggle for existence." -Murray N. Rothbard

Private property

"If history could teach us anything, it would be that private property is inextricably linked with civilization." -  Ludwig von Mises

~And finally some banter

"It is no crime to be ignorant of economics, which is, after all, a specialized discipline and one that most people consider to be a ‘dismal science.’ But it is totally irresponsible to have a loud and vociferous opinion on economic subjects while remaining in this state of ignorance." - Murray N. Rothbard

Every griefer uses a keyboard. Let's go after the keyboards too.

I know the first 3 people you mentioned, and I find them quite favorable to play with and talk to. I think it's a mistake to hold to such strong views, when maybe a more expanded view would not get to a conclusion such as banning these players.

The first time I joined the discord voice chat I was extremely nervous. Shaivi (one of the people you mentioned) and Gaea were very welcoming, they showed me around server #13. And told me all of the amazing secrets that they had discovered. They were open and very receptive to all of my questions I had for the few hours I played with them that day. And when I spot Shaivi in voice now and join in, I'm always impressed by the sheer technical scope of the idea and the charismatic pitch for it, and his laughter from the game is absolutely contagious.

Chomp is a great person to have for gaming, he gives incredible status updates and is extremely engaged in the experience, regardless whether the idea put forth are crazy good or bad ideas.
He is a true innovator in the game, similar to whatever, and to disregard him because of that is a mistake.

Ziv is a young competitive player, he tries to excel as much as possible during game, and pushes for coordinated team play. He pushes game theory outside of the standard one hour one life morality and for that I think he gets the most flak.

Anyways if you view these people as garbage people, I think you should add me to the list as well. I would be honored to be in a list with them, as with any of the other innovators of this game that push the limits of what is conventionally possible for the sheer joy and experience those are the winners in my book regardless of what others say.

What other data would be important to extract from the time lapse?

Of course! Super glad to be able to share it.

You go Rodney! Next step is a bigger property area and gathering mass amounts of wealth to trade and give to your kids.

Fuck Yuri he never made it to the moon he's no moon man, and he's also soviet scum.

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