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As it stands currently, you are allowed more than one account at Sythe.org as long as they do not interact with each other.
I am suggesting that Sythe allows for merges to be made between accounts that are created and owned by one person, to allow for the earlier join date to overwrite the later one.
There are two major reasons this would be beneficial for someone
An early join date is something people respect, and long to have. Because Sythe is such a big market, allowing for this would make give its users a more welcoming environment as they would not be shunned for being seen as a new user when in fact, they registered years earlier. Some even earlier than those who berate them.
I understand that by allowing this, people could essentially try to cheat their way to an earlier join date by maliciously acquiring an old Sythe account and pretending to be its creator and owner. Therefore, I am petitioning that this only be done when certain requirements for the merge are met.
An example for the requirements would be the following
An account merge would also only allow for the earliest join date to be applied to the account they wish to use. Post count, or anything else that exists on the account with the earlier join date would not apply, or count towards/be added to the progress on the current account.
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If there's anything you think I've missed, please let me know. Criticism accepted, constructive or not!
If you support this, please also leave a message with why you feel like this should be implemented, or why you shouldn't, if you don't support it.
P.S. For the sake of this thread, I've also added a poll to this thread so that people can better see the amount of up or down votes this suggestion gets.
I am suggesting that Sythe allows for merges to be made between accounts that are created and owned by one person, to allow for the earlier join date to overwrite the later one.
There are two major reasons this would be beneficial for someone
- - An earlier join date would increase the amount of marketing one person can do considering people usually trust those with an earlier registration date, as opposed to those with later ones -- thus expanding the possibilities of success
- - An earlier join date would allow for people to surpass current restrictions such as changing ones name, both minor and major, as well as an increased feeling of belonging as they would now be properly recognized for when they chose to join Sythe
An early join date is something people respect, and long to have. Because Sythe is such a big market, allowing for this would make give its users a more welcoming environment as they would not be shunned for being seen as a new user when in fact, they registered years earlier. Some even earlier than those who berate them.
I understand that by allowing this, people could essentially try to cheat their way to an earlier join date by maliciously acquiring an old Sythe account and pretending to be its creator and owner. Therefore, I am petitioning that this only be done when certain requirements for the merge are met.
An example for the requirements would be the following
- - Both accounts were created in the same country and location, as well as on the same IP address and/or mac address.
- - Both accounts qualify for the aforementioned and have been in the use of one and one person only during its entire existence at Sythe.org
- - (potential requirement) Having donated x amount to Sythe.org(?)
An account merge would also only allow for the earliest join date to be applied to the account they wish to use. Post count, or anything else that exists on the account with the earlier join date would not apply, or count towards/be added to the progress on the current account.
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If there's anything you think I've missed, please let me know. Criticism accepted, constructive or not!
If you support this, please also leave a message with why you feel like this should be implemented, or why you shouldn't, if you don't support it.
P.S. For the sake of this thread, I've also added a poll to this thread so that people can better see the amount of up or down votes this suggestion gets.



















































































