sigh As usual I think the poll is simplistic.

I think that compelling storytelling/roleplaying is the feature that cannot be replicated elsewhere. BUT, certain things aren't very helpful -- there are a lot of places that get about 5 posts/day. This doesn't help role-play or story -- unless they have a plot line involved. If there is a plot-line involved there needs to be some indication.
Each of these can help, but one should see how it helps in an overarching level. Perhaps you need more helpers for going through monsters and modules as thoser are probably time consuming.

I akso think there should be PC spawned events -- my character is trying to drumup support for the watcher's B-day party. He has the theory that If it's held in the failboat and is votd on the popular demand isprobable enough to land on her birthday. This event will involve a lot of other characters' interactions such a a poetry contest with each race having the priveledge to read her 1 poem via everbody's vote.
These PC sponsored events will give the world a realisticly unique feel -- I hoppe. Or everbody will ignore them, whatever.

Well yes, but a poll is inevitably either going to be very simplistic, or be so complicated that it takes half an hour to complete and confuses the hell out of everyone. I think a quick rough and ready straw poll is probably best, together with somewhere that people can come and give more detailed feedback. Like here for example.

The nature of player spawned events is that, well, they're spawned by players. It's up to us to do these things. So what would help you organise more player spawned events then? That would seem to me to fall broadly into the first category. So vote there, and come and elaborate here.

I must be the only person who isn't focused on interacting with others. I'm a newb, so I don't know about all the activities available, but I really enjoyed the NewHome Museum artifact gathering. Slaying monsters for Dan the Bartender is nice, but since it takes so long to randomly come across any given monster it's easy to lose interest.

I just wish there were more individual projects to work on.

Mari B, perhaps the people who are less focused on interacting with others, don't interact with others so much. So you don't see them so much, they're probably still there though. You're probably speaking for a few more people than yourself here I would guess.

I think the game has a fair number of people, like myself too, who aren't focused on personal interaction. Heck, most of the time I'm too busy trying not get myself killed.

If I wanted interpersonal interaction, I'm step away from the computer and go talk to someone. But as the tee-shirt says, "I Hate Everyone."

I voted for the hall-o'-fame option (mainly 'cause I wanna see the average ranking thingamajig.) but now that I've thought about it some more, I wish I'd gone for the game-defining option.

Got a feeling that those would be enjoyed by the whole community, be they speedrunner, roleplayer, newbie or veteran. And I don't just say that because I've largely ignored the latest roleplaying (natter, whispering) or combat (cursing, targetted fighting) improvements. *cough*