[mr. roach]

So this is just a suggestion about the command /guild. Typing in /guild <guild name> will show the name of the guild, who is in the guild, when it was created (if possible), and the members of the guild. Also it will show the people who have leader privelages. I think this is useful for researching other guilds. All comments and constructive criticism is appreciated.
-Roach

[FrostyBirth]

the members of the guild.

who is in the guild

I think that this is the same thing.

But this is a very good idea, and I do support it.

[mr. roach]

Meant the number of members in the guild, sorry. But I guess you could count the members, but it would be a lot easier.

[The-Jack-DeCk]

Privacy vs. curiosity,...

I'm undecided.

[cubeguy314]

The only problem I can see here is the privacy vs curiosity factor and whether or not Intelli isn't feeling lazy so he can code it.

[mr. roach]

Bump.

[MrSark980]

I voted no, for the reason that there are already too many guilds. If anyone can make a guild without thinking about it, those would be pointless.

[eah]

I like it. I don't think a guild should need to hide this information. Besides, we already know the belonging guild of any particular player with /profile.

Instead, this information could be added to the guild rankings on this site. I think there was something like this, showing the members of a realm (which, I believe, was different from today's realms), until it was removed.

[mr. roach]

Bump.

[The-Jack-DeCk]

Just thought I'd point out that you'd need a different command.

/guild (name) is use by guild leaders for naming the guild.