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If "pay-for-perks" is a superior business model due to its flexibility in allowing players to trade money for time/skill, what is the objection to labeling the game accurately on this site?
No one's trying to ban pay-for-perks with pitchforks and torches. Only a couple of people still want multiple lists. (I'm not one, and I don't think I ever have been.)
The idea that is resonating with more people is some method of knowing what business model each game uses. Color-coding the names (or placing a small icon next to each name, etc.) does nothing except tell the browsing player what it is.
If IRE doesn't conceal this information from its players (the contention fo the IRe staffers on this thread), what's the problem with it being displayed on TMS?
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