That the way it is with all new frontiers. 2% visionary leaders, 90% followers and 8% recalcitrant fuzzy brained morons who like to make waves and cause a ruckus.we were 5th once upon a time until the team got destroyed - Vaughan
I remember when GemStone3 opened up to AOL. We were flooded with new people, the vast majority of whom wanted to explore and have fun, but there was the small percentage that we called "10 hour wonders" (remember AOL's 10 free hour disks that were raining from the skies?) due to their habitual and repeated PvP and other forms of havok.
It was never more than a small percentage, but that small percentage took up the vast majority of our staff resources to deal with. Because so many of us on staff were so busy dealing with problem players for about a year we didn't have the resources available to be creative in any meaningful way.
The dirty little secret for those that don't think it is their business or don't want to get involved - well you are already involved because valuable people are distracted from the good they could have otherwise accomplished. Not to mention what happens to trust in your fellow mankind. It only takes one thief to sell a thousand locks and one criminal to have a law made that limits the freedoms of a society.