ASSS is what you make of it. You can no longer argue about stability, it's core is stable these days. Like others mentioned, the disincentive for the remaining SG zones is that it would require WORK just to get to the point they're at now. There would be some settings changes, bot migration issues (*commands, no longer having src), and a learning curve.   Then there's the question of whether they have developers capable of modifying/creating modules. This is where things become sensitive, and zone stability can become an issue. A poorly written bot will just crash it's core, poorly written modules recycle zones! And another problem is manpower, from the failed EG transition to asss, they relied on one person to port the entire zone. It's no surprise that he burnt out and bailed after a month or two.   But like someone mentioned, free hosting and laziness probably keep zones on SG. For those interested, PB is moving to a new server soon, and we'd be glad to host ASSS zones (bandwidth permitting). I usually provide a shell account and do the first compile to ensure things are working, then you can do whatever you want. Numpf and I may also help here and there if you get stumped =)