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Faereluth
I'm not sure how things work in the US, but I believe as a small trial run Glitch prooved itself in being able to create and maintain a positive culture of social non violent good, and tthat culture manifested itself not only in an online game community but also in real life. Something that continues despite the game closure. It also helped many including myself with mental health issues. Furthermore we found a way to deal with difficult situations in a manner that was non agressive and constructive and that too many will carry with them into real life situations.
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Faereluth
Social games like Glitch could proove to be a postive tool to create a better more balanced real world. It certainly would seem to me that it would be worth more investigation, after all violent online roles/games are so often cited as cause for behaviours that are negative and often brutally enacted in the real world. The world needs Glitch . . . just saying
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