Exactly. It would be ideal for this.

True, but for now I think it would be enough for just have a quick guide to read "Here is how to stop people from messing up your stuff" plus whoever messes with other people's stuff is thrown out.

It's a lot more attainable goal to at least get it going and then say "Stefan, 100 people are using this server let's make it more custom"

When I had the Developers Circle I made a list of rules and tips for people. Such as telling them to back-up data as frequently as possible. I let them clearly know they were responsible for their stuff, not me. So on and so forth. So in case anyone ever deleted crap, or the server was taken back, they would have a back-up.

Just let people know their stuff is in their own hands, and **** happens... if they can't accept that then too bad.

It would teach scripters something if you gave them a guide explaining how to protect your scripts as well. Where as if we simply disabled it they wouldn't learn that.

It would seem best to disable it, and provide a guide, no?

Providing a guide is more practical, and likely, though. ;)

I think, with proposals like these, the less work that Stefan has to do, the better the chances of the proposal being accepted.

I agree with this idea.

This also gives scripters who are more familiar with the new implimentation an opportunity to expand their knowledge on different subjects they may be clueless or weak on without having to worry about damaging a public server, or if they arent employed on any playerworld.

And like Houdini said, you'd be responsible for your own work if some kind of security is not added to the server.

Then again, only a fool would screw around with an opportunity like this

Or perhaps they want to ruin it for others. There are certain groups that would certainly try to abuse this.

This is why it's best to take things into your own hands. Much like theft in real-life.

Sure, it sucks that people can, and will go breaking into cars and steal yours... and it sucks that the police will most likely not be able to do something. But at the end of the day, perhaps the best thing you can do is have an alarm and other safety features installed, to protect your stuff by yourself.

Graal, just like life, will never be 100[percent] fullproof, and even if that was implemented, and even if they took all the measures they can to protect you and your scripts... it's best just to take things into your own hands.

#gscript revival much?

It seems a lot like it, although on a bigger scale.

The server would have to be enabled for Classic accounts as well though, or the whole purpose of it would be gone.

God -.-
After:
I thought now you guys are really going to do something.
But it seems like you want to talk for another month and then forget everything again.. -.-

The hell are you talking about? This thread isn't even a day old, these kind of things don't happen overnight.

They should.