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Originally Posted by NETrySIG89
Do you think someone who founds a new chapter of an existing GLO at a campus just to be a campus founding father is "founderitis"?
Or is it solely limited to creating your own GLO with its own symbols, rituals, etc?
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I typically think of founderitis as a new GLO, but I think your first example can also be applicable.
Obviously, not everyone who starts a new chapter of an existing GLO suffers from founderitis - there is often a need for a new chapter in that particular Greek Community. I think founderitis applies more to new organizations because there are very few needs that existing GLOs don't already fulfill, and their are various avenues to attain membership beyond college.
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Originally Posted by knight_shadow
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