Blacklisting requires LTM (lifetime membership), should this be necessary?

[iamredbar]

No idea what made the original devs require ltm for this. But it makes sense if you consider whitelisting a 'premium' service

If that's the case, then it does make sense.

[xeroc]

No idea what made the original devs require ltm for this. But it makes sense if you consider whitelisting a 'premium' service

[iamredbar]

Bump. Anyone have any input? Or am I talking to a wall?

[iamredbar]

I just realized that an account needs to be a LTM to use the blacklisting function.

Is there a reason for this? Should this be necessary? I am only asking because I do not know. If there is a solid reason, I am cool with that. But if there is not, maybe we should reconsider this choice.