More security PLEASE!!

[Fouluryu]

I dont mean to complain or impose but if its possible to make it an option to hide or show your class levels I would much like that. I have some people that i would rather they not look at my profile

Thank you for your hard work

I think the /anon feature would be essential. It wouldn't hurt anyone and I don't see why this poor person is getting heckled suggesting a feature. Besides, it would make sense considering there are some snot heads out there that who mock people that are not at a certain level yet >.>

[Neptune]

This isn't Valkurm Dunes, and you arn't White Mage. > >;;;

lol.. i got it.

I dont care if Im in game and you check me out and see my level, i like that....i just dont think its anyones business to be able to look on this site and view my character profile. i would like some privacy

He's talking about the Lodestone, not FFXIV. So many off topic replies. lol.

[ShinTofu]

Beside the before mentioned being bugged to come on a class you don't want, the only other reason I can think of is to hide your craft levels. Other LS members asking you to craft tons of stuff for them and you rather not spend your time breaking 200 crystals or whatever else.

However if this is the case you should probably talk to your LS leadership, and if they are not willing to handle it, or are involved themselves it may be time to move on.

Personally I know leads that use Lodestone profile to check out people that are applying to join. I've used it to quietly check out people in the past who've said "whenever x drops can I have it I'm grinding on it now." Honestly I'm not strongly opposed to it so if they add it I'm still fine, however I enjoy the ease of being able to check out people whom I'm curious about, and check the honesty of people who ask for valuable drops or tell me their new and ask for gear/gil.

[Dreamer]

It doesn't matter if you're talking about the in-game information, or your lodestone profile. There's zero reason to hide either.

[Charismatic]

It doesn't matter if you're talking about the in-game information, or your lodestone profile. There's zero reason to hide either.

There's also zero reason not to be able to hide either if you want to.

[Dreamer]

There's also zero reason not to be able to hide either if you want to.

Linkshell recruitment. Behest squatters. Instanced raid formations.

[Coglin]

Linkshell recruitment. Behest squatters. Instanced raid formations.

Your kinda slow arn't you?

We are talking about reading the detailed information on the lodestone not being able to view in game......it was clearified mutliple times.

[Charismatic]

Linkshell recruitment. Behest squatters. Instanced raid formations.

None of which requires you to be able to see someone's lodestone profile at all. Ever tried talking to a person? That tends to work!
You may not realize it but MMORPGs with similar features in-game have existed long before online profiles like the one The Lodestone has and you know... people got along without them.
Hell, in plenty of MMOs you can't even see anyone's information at all aside from maybe their gear.

If the person doesn't want you to see anything beyond that you should be able to use your interpersonal skills to get any other information you need as this is a social game... Let's not forget that.
Oh, and if you can't. Maybe they aren't the right person for your linkshell, raid, etc. They may have a perfect lodestone profile but if you can't talk with em at all then would you really want them anyway? Chances are you wouldn't! Hurray for taking two seconds out of your day to talk to someone!

[Kinseykinz]

Linkshell recruitment. Behest squatters. Instanced raid formations.

and the little lalafell, we'll call it 'leve-linking army'... (look one up, history is 'suspect' to say the least)

how 'active' a person actually is... unless you ranked up every class to 50 already, have all crystals, NM's quests done, active players have updates to their lodestone history at least 1-2 times a week.

I don't think lodestone histories are a big deal BUT I can see how it could cause you to get into drama etc.

Some linkshells for instance, don't allow their members to do NM's/raids with others. Well Other's includes non-linkshell friends. What if your first Bartraal kill was with friends and not this Linkshell? Even if you only went with them when your ls wasn't doing anything, some still get their panties in a twist...you get booted, drama insues etc.
...by the way, I'm in NO WAY saying I agree with Linkshells that do this, nor with people who sign up for one with these rules getting upset if they get busted...just something I know has happened to people in my social shell with their 'Event' shells. I was just using it as an example.