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Greetings MassiveCraft community, some of you may know me from the server. I enjoy empire building, governing, expansion and just general building/creation. The topic I would like to discuss today is inactive factions, more specifically inactive land claims. I feel that this is a serious issue on the server and there is really nothing a player like me can do to vanquish it. That is why I would like to propose an idea, or perhaps more accurately, a dream. As, I can't pretend to know how something like this would effect the current rules, or fit into place. I can't say I am in expert in that, but what I do know, is that I am a man who enjoys creating. And, it is not unusual for me to be at an impasse as a result of land claims, which I understand, there is no rule against it. I am probably just being too ambitious. But, I do not have these same feelings all the times. I have been obstructed before by inactive factions. These factions can be categorized by a few things, they typically have one member, that member typically logs on once a month to secure his/her faction, and they normally will ignore any attempt at contact. Now, these factions irk me for a few reasons really, their land goes unused and rots, while I could actually make use of it. And, furthermore, they won't even grace you with a response. Even if they mail me "I hate you, don't contact me" Then I could at least be put at ease, but rather they just ignore you and continue to log on once ever 4 weeks, and do nothing with land claims, that someone else could do so much with. Now in the past, I can do nothing but complain to myself. Because, I understand they have every right to let their land rot away. However, today I suggest an action be taken. A rule of sorts against extreme inactivity like this. Perhaps, factions like this can be subject for claimnear to be turned on? Again. I don't pretend to know if this could work, but I can dream/ramble on here. And, of course this is for extreme examples. If your computer dies for a month, I don't want people to storm in and steal your land. I'm talking long term, continuous, unexplained, uncooperative, unfathomable inactivity. Thoughts?