No. The website would be a drama magnet for fake reports and no one would have the authority to challenge it. A mob based Blacklist is infinitely more amusing and open to personal interpretation and server guild bias.
Besides running the website would be costly and reminds me too much of Mythic io score tracker crap.
You’d be lucky to get half that info in any open written format. If the Pserver reddit ninja posts can’t even specify horde/alliance let alone which server it’s pretty bad.
I think this is a good idea. But wouldn’t this be better served on a per-realm basis?
If they have realm forums, post it there if Blizzard allows or if you have a realm-specific Discord, you can post it there with a screenshot.
It what they did with Scarlet Crusade RP server.
The database would have a column for server name and be sortable by any field the user wishes.
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Allow comments on each entry. Everyone has a right to a fair defense.
Each entry should also include a review period. I could very easily tarnish someone’s name with this website if I spend enough energy on it.
Back in the day, our server had a circulating list, and a group of players ran a web DB (php scripts with MySQL) that was used to track ninja looters, lowbie gankers, scam/con artists, raid guild hoppers, and generally aweful people. It was an official community black list, and worked out quite well.
Tumblrs and stuff are a thing, no? I know there are places for drama on different servers, and all of that is done on tumblr.