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>I don't think having to show up in a specific VR game without any interruptions forever is a good measure of group membership.
Well if you don't even take part in the group, and people start forgetting who you were/the people who joined in recent years never met you or saw you in the first place, then you are probably not part of the group anymore.
Just because you hung out in /vrg/ in 2018 doesn't mean you are part of /vrg/ if you've not done anything /vrg/ related in the last two years. You would be completely out of touch and most of the community would be foreign to you and the parts that aren't would be people you are made estranged to from not having hung out for years.