RE: Modern Format & ToS Updates
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I know I have no legs to stand on since I'm just at the bottom of the barrel but hear me out. I do think this hiring is a good opportunity and I think it's also good to test his capabilities for a few weeks or months before spouting negative criticisms on the guy.
The reason I said this is because:
- Does anyone know about "white hacking" or "White Hackers"? It is a term for hackers whose jobs are to hack systems/websites and test them for vulnerabilities. Once a site's vulnerability has been seen, these white hackers present it to the company of the said site and they get compensated for it. Now, to relate this to Sylar, if everyone knows Xbot (I heard but not familiar), then that means he is a good botter. Splinterlands can use this knowledge to facilitate the bots and keep them in Wild Format where they belong. As person who seen two bot accounts in Modern Format (See Proof here):
https://peakd.com/hive-124452/@konaqua/apparently-there-s-still-bots
https://peakd.com/hive-124452/@konaqua/apparently-there-s-still-bots-83126278c6518
... after Splinterlands did the "No bot rule in Modern Format, I would say that they are successful but not quite. So, having an expert WHO KNOWS how to make bots, is essential to regulate bots, right?
- Just like above, thinks of it as like this. How are cop assets selected? They are "technically" previous criminals who decided to change and help cops by tipping them on how the underworld works. So, as someone who has ins and outs in Splinterlands botting, I agree to have Sylar work for a few months and then if nothing good happened or his work is unsatisfactory, then fire him.
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Yep, as we were talking in the Discord most of players agreed on this point, Sylar could be the most indicate person to look after the ones breaking the rules. I haven't any problem with the decision regarding the capacities of Sylar, I think he is a good dev, it's the moral aspect what it's a bit disappointing but this is a business and Yabapmatt does well looking for the practical aspects of it, letting aside the sentiments.