There's public minecraft servers. People share maps. That's nothing new and I think it's beside the original intent. The theme of the challenge was "religion"

There's public minecraft servers. People share maps. That's nothing new and I think it's beside the original intent. The theme of the challenge was "religion" and Chain World was designed to have the characteristics of one: laws, tradition, secrecy, solitude, ancestor worship, etc. Most of that flies out the window when it's just a bunch of people browsing maps other people have created. Of course, none of the original intent was really fulfilled because there was no adherence to the "laws."