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>3: provide food for players to eat halfway through a session
This assumes that your game is happening in person, and that the GM is the one physically hosting the game at its location. That is not nearly always the case. Being a host and being a game master are different duties that sometimes overlap.

>2: encourage others to take up DMing so they can play too
No, not really. This assumes that in your forever group, there is a perfect dynamic of people who want to DM and will be good at it, or that they will like you as a player instead of a GM.

>1: selective about who they run the game for
This is actually important though. Assembling a group that you think will enjoy the kind of game you want to run, and who will play well with each other in said game, matters.

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