Splinter Topic: What can "Make MMOS Great ... Again"?
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1. Having less of them.
2. Properly defined niches.
3. Not relying on players to be your primary adversarial content for other players (because too many other genres do this better, it shouldn't be primary)
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Citizenship comes from housing. Housing gets more expensive with each new citizen. At a point the cost will be just too great for anyone to become a citizen. Intrepid just set that balancing up in such a way that only a certain amount of people can become citizens (give or take a few) and you'll have yourself an even distribution of people.