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originally posted in:RUE
10/1/2015 7:19:20 AM
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I don't feel like reading all 47 comments, so I'll just assume you agree with bungies choice.
I've had quite a few frequent members come to me cause they "can't post". I don't see the point in not allowing older members post in the mains if they never played Destiny. Not everyone has the money nor the want for consoles or games anymore, does that mean they shouldn't be allowed to post on the forum they've had access to for 7+ years now? If you think that okay then I'm not sure what to tell you. I can give easy fixes for said -blam!- ups and things that even a 10 year old could think of. Why not grandfather in all the older members and this rule only go for new accounts? Even if this still restricts the new members of this community it doesn't screw over all the older people that I think make this forum enjoyable.
I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
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Edited by Shurshacker: 10/1/2015 5:00:26 PMLike I told Jailbot, I don't know if exceptions or grandfathering was possible. Many folks assume this was an option and have no clue how the backend of the forum system architecture works. I don't know either which why I don't assume grandfathering was an option. I do feel the benefits for the greater health of the community greatly outweigh the negative impact.
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Unless there are legal concerns between Bungie and 343i that somehow go beyond the current agreements, I don't see how grandfathering couldn't have been an option. This is all just information in a database. And grandfathering would only require a simple query that referenced the data that they already own and have possession of. If I couldn't click on my profile right now and view my Halo stats, then I would tend to lean more toward the position of "it's probably just not possible". But the info is there. Bungie has it on their servers, within their databases. So this means that there are zero technical limitations in this situation. And I seriously doubt 343i and Bungie came to a legal agreement years ago that said "Okay.. Bungie gets to keep all that data.. but they can't use it for anything but legacy stats and avatars". That just doesn't make sense to me. I'm sure they had their reasons for this decision, but it wasn't because they couldn't do it.
