ᐯ丨ᐯ卂　ㄥ卂　尺乇ᐯㄖㄥㄩㄒ丨ㄖ几

SystemSpace offered community that I felt like I belonged in, but in the end, it couldn't be what people would end up realizing they needed some years later. Lainism is quaint and to even call it cultlike would be giving it too much credit- there's simply not enough organized people participating in it seriously. Systemspace was abandoned by its creator explicitly, leaving it essentially dead. There is no one that could rise up and take the same mantle, because explicitly, any such person is against the dogma the project established. There could be no representative except the one Tsuki, and Tsuki himself was profoundly flawed. So, in a sense, its a dead-end. I think Lainism could go somewhere. There is no prophet, and it leaves people to also integrate their own beliefs. I think maybe the golden age has passed, though...