My hope for boxing is a combination of simpler techs already available.

G15/G13/G19/Keypad/Keyboard Using any special keys on them does.....
Sends the keys to the game. You don't have to map G1 to CTRL-ALT-A and G2 to CTRL-SHIFT-ALT B and so forth. Game natively take the G Keys as inputs.

Next is multiplexing software. The drivers or any program, but preferably drivers are written so your keys are able to be sent to any networked computer. Now, there is no boxing software, it is already built into the drivers. You can share a USB device already, but the limitation is it is only usable by one person at a time. Vectra boxes (http://www.vetra.com/) get close, but they are wires, not software. Software lets you customize it more to suit your needs.

So if you have multiple computers, you push a key on your special keypad and the drivers let you send that key to any number of computers. If you use one computer, you still need boxing software though. Sorry that my idea only fixes my playstyle, I acknowledge that is kinda limiting. I was just trying to get away from they saying, "Blank" program is not allowed. They would have to stop boxing altogether instead of just a program.

Maybe, just maybe they could do social engineering work to get people that actually would work together rather than just be idiots running around. That in my opinion would stop me from boxing competely. Give LFD a check box (only offense, only defense and some of each). That way the careful people won't get put in with people yelling, "Go, Go, Go, Go", "Your GS sucks", "Don't do objectives, you're just supposed to kill stuff", etc. The defensive people don't have to deal with people that just want to AOE everything, don't know how to CC or can't learn how to deal with colors on the floor. Dude, it is a color. You don't hav to learn how to ballroom dance, learn a foreign language or read sheet music. It is just move out of the color. Dang.

So boxing will change (go away) if they give us an option to choose to play with people that caused us to start boxing in the first place.