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Arguments in favor:

• Some of our most prominent and active community members have identified themselves as LARPers.
• LARPers opens up a new demographic of potential users, which can increase views per day, which is something we need.
• LARPing and pen & paper RPGs have in common that they are much more oriented towards creativity, imagination and personal interaction between players; as such - while there is no term to bind them while excluding computer games - they are cohesive.
• It's a slippery slope. There are games that call themselves RPGs that are very much like LARPs: e.g., Montsegur 1244 and It's Complicated.

Arguments in favor:

• Some of our most prominent and active community members have identified themselves as LARPers.
• LARPers opens up a new demographic of potential users, which can increase views per day, which is something we need.
• LARPing and pen & paper RPGs have in common that they are much more oriented towards creativity, imagination and personal interaction between players; as such - while there is no term to bind them while excluding computer games - they are cohesive.
• It's a slippery slope. There are games that call themselves RPGs that are very much like LARPs: e.g., Montsegur 1244 and It's Complicated.

Arguments in favor:

• Some of our most prominent and active community members have identified themselves as LARPers.
• LARPers opens up a new demographic of potential users, which can increase views per day, which is something we need.
• LARPing and pen & paper RPGs have in common that they are much more oriented towards creativity, imagination and personal interaction between players; as such - while there is no term to bind them while excluding computer games - they are cohesive.

Arguments in favor:

• Some of our most prominent and active community members have identified themselves as LARPers.
• LARPers opens up a new demographic of potential users, which can increase views per day, which is something we need.
• LARPing and pen & paper RPGs have in common that they are much more oriented towards creativity, imagination and personal interaction between players; as such - while there is no term to bind them while excluding computer games - they are cohesive.
• It's a slippery slope. There are games that call themselves RPGs that are very much like LARPs: e.g., Montsegur 1244 and It's Complicated.