hmm...
blacklisting means limitations imposed to a group, like not to deal with, not to do business, not to engage in trade with a blacklisted player and/or corporation...
this is not really open and democratic, but more importantly, it's not practical... why and how to impose, or "force" my fellow members not to deal, or trade with another player, just because I don't like that player, or he did something that pissed me off..??.. this is not fair, not for my fellow corporation mates and not for the other player...
but, to me, the simple answer is as usual, let the market decide, the supply vs. demand ratio will decide... in normal circumstances, if I see a product and I want to purchase it, if I like the price, or I find it efficient, I'll buy it, if not, then I won't buy it...
same should go with the blacklisted player, in case such a thing may be introduced, or with the player that should be blacklisted by this feature...
if I like the guy, as a business partner (or player in the political arena) then I do business with that guy, if not, I won't...
the same goes with and for my corporation mates, if they like a guy/player, they trade with them, if not, they avoid it...
is that simple, there is no need to blacklist a player and/or a corporation, since I - we - have the freedom to decide if I/we want to engage in trade - or not - with that player...
as I see it, there is no need for such a feature, since if I don't want to deal-trade with a guy-player, I just don't, I don't need an extra feature to blacklist that player, I have my own personal blacklist and it's enough to keep me going...
unless I misunderstood the suggestion - I'm tired after a long day at work - I don't see any need for blacklisting a player and/or a corporation... |