Haz wrote:Another topic? Your last poll on this was 12 to 4 against you.
Also,
Moved.
To be fair Jack's previous poll was about whether the forum Moderators (you in that case) were being unfair. Although it was regarding the same issue, this one is not about whether Moderators are being unfair, but is about whether posting ID lists of main and ascended accounts should be against the rules.
As for the topic at hand I voted Yes.
My reason behind this is that as posting other peoples strike, defence, covert etc is against the rules the same should be said for linking IDs. I say this because to get someone's strike, defence etc you need to spy their account (in most cases). To spy their account you need to have a good covert level (in most cases) and take a risk of failing, losing some of your spies and being caught and identified by the target.
Now to identify someone's main account from their ascended account you have to God Quest them. This is the same as spying someone.
If ID lists linking main and ascended accounts should be allowed on the forum, then Jason might as well remove the God Quest function from Ascended because that's all it is really good for, and visibly show ingame someones main or ascended ID that is linked with the account.
But as the situation stands, Jason has designed the game for the person that wants to find out the link between IDs they have to conduct a God Quest. So posting the links between accounts on the forum for all to see should be considered as stat posting and is against the forum rules.
@Jack, you say why should these lists be held by only the elite and powerful. Well clearly you do not know how the God Questing works, because if you did then you'd know that you don't have to be elite or powerful. All you need to have is a lot of time and patience. You don't need to be elite and powerful to have time and patience.
Jack, you have provided no substantial reason as to why posting links between IDs should NOT be against rules.
These are my reasons as to why it is and should be against rules.