[DENIED]Allow verifiers to have their own stickied verifier threads

Normally I'm not too font of having multiple stickies but I do believe this would help into making the market safer, assuming it's not safe. Anyhow - I consider bondholders and verifiers pretty much the same: they both serve the community with their services, the only difference is that bondholders actually are handed with the money, while verifiers basically only get a look in someone else's wallet. Though, for example as Steam Verifier I get to see quite some expensive accounts to which I could probably do some harm if I wanted to, yet all we get is some recognition inside a sticky nobody ever looks in to.

My suggestion, before ever suggesting a fun rank such as bondholders, is that we're allowed to create our own sticky verifier threads on which also vouches may be left. Now you'll probably be like "ermagewd Wortel wants some more recognition" but it's not that, I'm simply here to provide my services to the community for all that it still wants it, and I believe that me verifying some 4 letter digits once in a couple months isn't as much as it should be. There's only like 2 Steam verifiers so that'd mean only 2 extra stickies in that section.

Now there is probably the discussion; if Steam verifiers get to have their own threads, what about League verifiers for example but there's a difference in my opinion. Steam verifiers actually have to verify an account's worth, while League verifiers have to verify someone's rank.

Now I think of the latter y'all will probably be bitchin, but I truely do believe we could get more out of verifiers than is currently being requested from us.

Hell, if sticky threads is out of the option, perhaps a thread that we may bump could also help.

Another question would be if we could be vouched for such services, but I could probably answer myself with a yes to that, since I've seen Shin write about this a long time ago that an actual trade isn't always necessary to happen prior to a vouch.

But yeah, let me know what you think.