[ikk157]

Ok, there is a typo in one of the sentences, it should be " Compromisen't would affect someone's VPS ownership".

What I'm not understanding is what kind of ninja business you are talking about when you say "" They’ll try to pretend as normal as possible but slowly cause trouble gradually... the admins can’t possibly know who’s behind the screen". Could you give an example? If someone has skills to hack passwords of this level what they are going gain in a forum like this? a skilled hacker wouldn't waste time doing something like just to hide and seek. This is what I'm trying to figure.

I assumed you were talking about mandatory feature since you didn't mention it's optional. That's why I said I'm not against it when I realized that. I was saying for a forum like this it has no practical use. It's just an opinion simply like yours. Its the reason why I said added 3rd option to poll for people it doesn't matter.

This is not a Mess, This is an argument. This is what usually happens in suggestions and feedback threads, Some agree some disagree. If you see this as a mess you are taking is way too personally.I think it's no point argue about same facts again and again. I already made my points so I 'll leave it at that.

Is compromisen’t even a word? That honestly made me laugh... you made my day haha

Anyways back to topic:

The reason why I’m even paranoid about someone going to the extent of acting “ninja-style” when getting into someone else’s account is because I’ve seen it happen in person. This isn’t just me making up scenarios, this is based on what I’ve seen with my own eyes. Sure it has never happened on post4vps (thankfully)... but that doesn’t mean it would never happen.

And assuming it’s mandatory simply because I didn’t say it’s optional isn’t that great as you can tell. Others might say that they assumed it’s optional because i never said mandatory! See how unreliable this is? Anyways I’m not here to tell you what to assume and what to not. I just suggest asking to completely avoid making assumptions altogether. 

And you do have a point with feedback threads usually turning into arguments... but that’s not really the issue. The misunderstandings and assumptions are the biggest issue here... which unfortunately has been the majority of the responses to the thread (no offense to anyone... we’re all human after all).