A purpose few people think is realized, and a few also find entirely inappropriate in the scope of other things useful to the site's advance. The facts pretty much indicate, as noted above, that digging into the direction your taking will only result in the same result as basically all other propositions made along these lines. Success is not achieved by the same old take. Realize the futility and make advances in directions that objectively add benefits to the broader site, or this will be yet another archived proposal to not see the light of day. I hate to take that approach, but it's the last one I think could actually get through. By the way.
most object to citizenship because they see it has political. by creating a Senate class, you remove that notion.
This has to be the largest oxymoron I've read all week, assuming by 'as' you meant 'as'. Literal history begs your pardon, your very description of how this class links with the administration and higher doings would chime in, and the (un)common sense standards would indicate that adding a new class that has teirs up citizenship and involves the dynamics of power is entirely against the spirit of that statement. Also, no, 'most' don't object to it because it is political. Speaking for myself, I object to it because I see little point in its operations and despite my willingness to give it a chance a while ago, I see absolutely nothing in the curia I could not achieve independently with motivation to send ideas to the appropriate staff who are the true faces in seeing anything get done. The recognition element's merit ends to me at the blingy badge and title; if there's going to be forums and other things attached to it, I firmly believe there needs to be a point to make that so. I do not see it. Thus I object.
In some ways the Curia as it is I can relate to the entire site as it functions; both have similar issues, and a similar path that appears to be continuous. I seek anyone who wants to make meaningful contributions at this rate to open their minds and hold discussions on how to handle the broader site's current systems and polish things that have steadily aged poorly, such as the modding sections, elements of content staff and far more. This I believe would get TWC somewhere, not a proposal that adds much ado with users who could do the same thing at hex behest + more people able to contribute.