It's an interesting point, but I do think something like what was done this year is then needed on a semi-regular basis, to basically smash the large groups apart and allow them to build from scratch with new people.
I think over the past few years we had started to see more and more closed-off large groups, who absolutely initially formed that way, but were by now just focused on looking after each other. And there's absolutely nothing with wrong with that, I would do the same, but at that point you start to lose the community of strangers element and it's just friends helping each other.
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