>>403132060
One thing learned from Second Life's general is to make the group hidden even if you do want to use it. This prevents a rando problem and also keeps eyes off the group itself if someone manages to be a jackass large enough to get everyone banned, since groups would make shotgun bans easier. 

Further, even other generals new better than to just name it after the general itself, opting for fun exciting names like Men of destiny, TFT, NFA, Full of Onions, and so on.
Second, even if there are group instances, doing so would prevent the natural influx of new users outside of a single group. It's a good idea on paper to never have to deal with things like Mamamad again, but it would effectively become /vrlg/ to do so.
>>403134672
Based.