JPelter
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- Jun 11, 2012
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Thanks for this quick support.
If it´s difficult to develop a sofware security system for the leaderboard I suggest the following as quick resolution:
Someone with a little bit of pinball knowledge remove all suspicious scores weekly or monthly from the leaderboard and put them in a backup database. Create a special mailadress and publish them on the website. Anyone who think "Hey, where´s my score?" can send an email to reactivate the score.
This solution should be a good improvement for the quality of the board.
For the community side I don´t understand why most of the top players always use nicknames.
I haven´t seen anyone like "MickeyMouse69" in the IFPA list.
For me it's simply that I like having some little degree of anonymity about the things I do online. I don't really feel comfortable any random dude on the internet being able to link everything I've ever done on the computer to my real information. That said, I've already spilled my real name in a TPA newsletter so I guess that ship has sailed, but it was a good idea while it lasted.
e: Notably though it only links this account name and my real name. I don't tend to use the same ones in different places for the same reason.