I don't think this would be a feature they'd implement. They want players to voluntarily start groups, businesses, et cetera, so one could found a church and designate a place as the worship area. I don't see players role-playing worship services, rather, a designated religious structure or room would be a means of attracting players of a common interest to gather and socialize. A meeting place. Hopefully, anything will be possible in Identity. I would love to see religious points of interests appear, just to add to the diversity of points of interests that we will find in the game.

While in reality, I am not an anarchist, my ideal world would be that of anarcho-capitalism. I would definitely be interested in having an anarcho-capitalist society. I do not agree entirely with anarcho-capitalists in the real-world (I agree on most ideas) for the issues of the real-world; but, since Identity will likely become my second "life", I would love to see anarcho-capitalism build the fabric of our in-game society. I look forward to election day after the release of Identity. My thoughts currently prioritize the anarcho-capitalists above the other groups.

I am intrigued by your label of "left-leaning libertarian." I am interested, how can one be a collectivist libertarian? I acknowledge that you do not like to use that label, as to the rest of us, it is very contradicting. Personally, as a libertarian myself, I do wonder what you have to offer. Most of our agreement probably relates to social issues. I will see what issues matter most to me on election day and vote on the candidate that prioritizes those issues, and so I could very well be a supporter of you, one day. Kind regards, Jared

I like this party platform so far. In the real-world, I am a libertarian. The platform, as it is so far, is definitely pleasing to me. Depending on how this party develops in the future and the emergence of other parties, this will be my go-to party on election day. I suppose it's too soon to know who the candidates are for office?