This seems to be saying that every post Bara has ever made outside of the Roleplay forum should be deleted or moved to the correct forum.

I don't think this would change a thing other than level of new player frustration.  Plus your idea that it wouldn't be hard to implement is nothing short of delusional.  This suggestion isn't simple at all as it involves taking what we currently have is 1 map for all players that, and creating a constantly changing map that is unique for all players.  Unless there is some capability in the new map that would allow this to be easily implemented (doubtful) it would take quite a bit of work.  Even if it is easy to implement, I don't see the ROI.

I'm going to save this forever

I just reload map and it works fine

The time counter would be wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too easy to exploit.  While it makes sense in theory to not put late joining players at a disadvantage, it would take approximately 2 days for someone to figure out that if they had an attacker delete and rejoin mid way through a round they could infiltrate like mad.  Would be quite easy for an attacking family to intentionally blow up some planets (that do to these rules could become unrecoverable, particularly for less organized families) and have someone who joined 4 weeks late explore them, portal them, jump and own.  It could also easily turn into families having players delete and rejoin in order to get expo boosts for eor planet counts.

Taking away cfs would make starts slow as heck and would probably limit this race to only well organized families who would be able to take the early loss in income.

That being said, I'm all for new races.  In my eyes custom races should be the the minority by far.

I always thought this was a safeguard for people to make sure they're deleting the right buildings.

Bahhhhh

Xena is on netflix!

Oh, don't get me wrong the idea of space travel is great.  Sadly I had to learn about the practical bits of space travel during 2 years living with future rocket scientist DYT...and I don't think you have even a small grasp on that

Do you have any idea how much it would cost to build a ship that would be able to hold a large amount of people indefinitely?  Military budgets aren't actually infinite they just seem that way.

Example, the estimated cost of the ISS is $150 billion USD.  The ISS can support 3 people indefinitely or 10 people for around a month before the oxygen regeneration units begin to get overworked.  For the purpose of these calculations we'll double 3 assuming that they err on the side of caution.

So keeping 6 people in a relatively stationary unit costs $150 billion, we weren't talking about a space station you were talking about ships, so this isn't even taking into consideration fuel costs and maintenance to key engine bits.

So it takes $25 billion to keep 1 person in space indefinitely.

The US Military budget is just under $700 billion.  If the US, one of the biggest military spenders in the world were to divert 100% of their funds to building a spaceship that could keep people in space indefinitely..... we could put 28 people in space a year.