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As stated before, if you are not a trailblazer, you will feel the effects.
Those at the top do not command the respect of very many, in case some of you do not know. The lower levels may go "oh wow, high level," but after that they all draw the same conclusion: "oh wow, you spent a lot of time." This can either be a positive or negative effect, dependent on the person in question.
Consequently, it's ironic and hypocritical when those who demand activeness and participation in their guilds in turn become inactive themselves suffer no consequence for inactivity. Two names jump to mind, of which I will not reveal.
You can even look at it as a popularity contest. Those who are active and get to the top are known; those who are not active are not, for the most part.
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