rig an election? How can anyone rig an election when its all digital?

Miss Bimbo wrote:

rig an election? How can anyone rig an election when its all digital?

By making alternate accounts pretending to be different people in order to support and vote for themselves, which is against the terms of service and... wait... ah... hang on... uh... *scrolls up*... well this is extremely awkward isn't it?

"Are you aware of your obvious contradiction - above you say you don't play the game and below you say 'this is a game first and foremost'."

This is not a contradiction in the slightest (at least not in my own opinion). Ximbo.land while it does have other features, such as a community forum. As a complete entity - it is first and foremost a game. One that I do not play, perhaps I didn't communicate this effectively. This account 'Richard Fromage' was created for the soul purpose of commenting on this thread, a thread I only know about because my beautiful lady friend does play this game.

This is only a contradiction if you consider the act of commenting on this thread as partaking in 'playing the game' which I personally do not. However, as a hard working conservative British male open to the thoughts and ideas of others, I'll concede if you do consider commenting here as playing the game then I guess I'm a big ol' bimbo aren't I.

"Wrong. I am speaking the truth."

That may be the case but, It only strengthens my confusion on how anybody could genuinely, wholeheartedly believe that a true 'Internet Republic' could ever actually exist in the way that you have described your vision. Short of having the website moderators democratically elected by the players, It is not physically possible to do unfortunately.

Democratic elections for in game positions of power, is something the vast majority of community based games do. From Minecraft to Garry's Mod to Arma 3. All of which are games where you actually have a character that for all intents and purposes is 'you' where you can walk around, visit locations have a job, a house and interact with other people and form meaningful relationships. Thinking about it, all of those games are far closer to an 'internet republic' than this is or will ever be.  It's actually my decade spent playing in communities such as those that make me feel qualified to talk on the subject.

"That's correct - the first democratic 'internet' nation."

I'm glad I correctly described your vision of Bimbo Land. Unfortunately, this isn't the case in reality and it never will be. At least, not in the way you want it to.

"Partly true yes"

Which part isn't true? I reckon it's the Guinness; I've come to quite enjoy it personally but, it is an acquired taste.

"A bit harsh.
And the wrong way around. The main asset and part of this site and the bedrock of our Bimbo nation is you, our community/democracy and our wonderful Bimbo brand. With a side order of a fashion game. 
As you yourself said above - you don't play the game. Yet here you are investing your precious time writing to me about the community. (Which I am grateful for by the way despite your sometimes sarcastic/aggressive tone of language)." 

You'll have to forgive the sarcastic aggression, it's simply the way I talk, I genuinely don't mean any disrespect. While you're correct that the glue that holds together any game similar to bimbo land (and there are plenty) is the community, first and foremost it is a game. The community by definition would not exist without the game, if the dress up did not exist, this website wouldn't be nearly as popular as it is. Without the game - this would be nothing more than yet another in a long line of internet discussion message boards. 

"So the first thing that I would like to reiterate is the fact that i have always understood and valued the community more than the game. The community is brought together by me under the 'Bimbo' brand. I have always valued and understood the power of the Bimbo brand perhaps better than anyone else alive.
The Bimbo or Ximbo.land brand is strong. Its amazing. One of the greatest brands their is. 
The 'Bimbo' brand encompasses and unites men and women, straights and gays, left leaning/right leaning, all ages, all different nationalities,  and skin colours. The lot. Every human has an inner bimbo in them right? Bimbos are different. Bimbos are humanities finest."

This is good to hear, from what I understand, you aren't particularly hands on with the website. But at least you have what you would consider it's best interests at heart. There's plenty of other community based games where the creator simply couldn't give a fuck. However, what you need to understand is - the GAME is what draws in the people. The forum in which the community interacts always comes second to that, with the exception of you and I there's unlikely to be anybody on this website the completely ignored the dress up and solely uses the community forum. this is because the community forum actively contributes to progress in the dress up game. However, there is probably at least a few players that have never touched the community forum and solely play the dress up game.

With a proverbial Venn diagram, you can see that the majority of player activity occurs in the dress up game. By contributing more updates to this part, instead of trying to force politics and push your own agenda of what this website is supposed to be onto the player base, you'll see that the player base increases and the community along with it. Which in and of itself makes your political objectives more likely to occur as more people join the site. As it stands, the only kind of updates that occur on this website are quality of life changes like adding a new menu button to hide overly long flavour texts on people's profiles. Meanwhile, the community is screaming for more updates to the actual dress up portion of the website - which simply doesn't happen. If you actually pay attention to what the community wants, very very few players if any are asking for additional political opportunity. 

"See above. Here you started telling me that you don't play the game and yet here you are asserting to me that we are just a game. I disagree - the strength of our site has always been the community/democracy led Bimbo brand. The game and everything that follows will always be second to that."

Again, I don't play the game - I've addressed the technicalities of this further up. And I haven't asserted this website to be "just a game" you have inferred that on your own. In actuality what I have asserted, is the bimbo land is "First and foremost a game" ergo, dress up game should be top priority, the rest will follow. 

"As for money.
Yes I am interested in money. I am already fortunate in teh sense I have worked hard and taken enough chances to have built up above average personal wealth. But I am a conservative with a small 'c'. By that I mean I don't like to do things 'just for money' . There has to be a bigger mission and personal project than just the 'money' element. Take Trump for example whom is a big C conservative/republican. Hes so money orientated and brash - make shim vacuous and boring. 
So yes Ximboland is about money to some degree and I would love top grow and enter the 'super rich' category of people one day but on the back of creating and growing interesting/ground breaking and valuable businesses.
I do believe Ximboland is in the category of being an interesting and ground-breaking business model but we are a long way off its potential yet. And I dont envisage its future being only in the community/game elements. I believe the future of Ximboland is being opened up to more users by having a more social media profile sitting somewhere between facebook (left leaning) and twitter (right leaning).
We could and should be a democratic social media site. So that starts with us opening up a news feed and opening up ways for the creator's to create and stimulate our economy. "

At least you're honest about money, most people wouldn't be. What follows about your aim to transition into a politically diverse social media site is a perfectly reasonable goal. However, what you've put out so far has not aligned with that vision, what you've put out so far comes across as though you already believe the site to have reached that point - or at least to some degree; which is simply not the case.

And to be perfectly honest, you haven't exactly made an already challenging goal any easier for yourself, your aims are already hindered by the marketing of this website. Having it literally called "Bimbo Land" doesn't exactly scream 'come and create your virtual self and live in a true democratic society' what it actually gives off is 'come and roleplay and unleash you inner dirty bitch'. I suspect this was your original goal when this website was founded, that is to say, I believe your original goal was so make a somewhat politically satirical 'society' in which the citizens are all sex hungry nymphomaniacs. As a straight man myself, I admit, we've all fantasized about it.

"I disagree here. Some people may not give a fuck but some clearly do give a fuck. Including you because you already said you are here for the politics and don't play the game."

This is a fair assessment, some people do give a fuck about the politics. But not in the way in which you want them to give a fuck. The people that currently give a fuck about the politics are the right-leaning players that are being demonized and censored by power hungry lefist gremlins in positions of power. Which obviously is poor form for any website, not just this one. There are very few players however, that actively play on this website because they want to actively engage in political discussion over dressing up their avatar.

Also, I never said I'm here for politics and don't play the game. What I said was to the effect of "I'm here for this forum thread and I don't play the game" now I concede that this forum thread does cover politics so semantically you are correct. But, my line of thinking was not "bimbo land has politics so I'm going to create an account, ignore the game and only talk politics" my line of thinking was "I think this bloke is highly misguided, let me comment my opinion on this thread then ignore the entire website for the rest of time when it all blows over".

"Thanks for your thoughtful message and I hope my replies above have dealt with your points"

You're welcome, I wouldn't say you've "dealt" with my points, rather, you've opened more opportunity to discuss in further detail.

"Thats a great Bimbo name by the way"

I thought so too.

As a side note, I apologise to everyone reading for the extremely poor formatting of this post. Unfortunately, this only serves to strengthen my original claim that this is nothing more than a poorly designed, poorly managed and poorly maintained decade old sexual fantasy of a bored geeza down the pub. So much so, that even the forum which he claims to be the foundational underpinning of this 'society' is missing all the basic formatting functionality of every other forum on the internet.

Have a nice day,
Ricardo Quéso.