Originally
posted by
Gerdler:
Which tag is it not good for?
Every tag who participated in proxy warfare via sending FA to a tag involved in a war not declared against their own.
Lets say LaF was involved in a war vs clan A. Clan B, who is not active in attacks, nor have they declared war against LaF decides to send FA to clan A. Perhaps they are/were allies prior to the war against LaF. Clan B is normally a netting clan, so they do not want to fight directly but have an interest in seeing Clan A defeat LaF. Clan B declares publicly they are neutral, and so LaF has no reason to suspect them. The FA is sent and the fact is only known betwixt the players sending/receiving, perhaps leadership as well.
With the code modifications you are suggesting, Clan B would be exposed and could potentially face consequences. LaF would never know unless they employed spy ops, NW monitoring, violating pacts, and all of this during a war where every single turn, op and time watching NW counts against kill run hits.
Similar to posting an archive of all in-game messages. If some people want to share, they can, but exposing everyones correspondence for transparency regarding hate speech or inappropriate comments would be a weak argument, but a great boon for seeking out valuable intel.
Tldr
Once again, the only benefit is the clan warring knowing who, if anyone, might be aiding their opponent. Access to information known only to mods and development.