Would you be opposed to SE implementing a program to scan for addons/parsers?

[FireMage]

The innocent have nothing to fear. I support it.

The "innocent" have much to fear. Stagnation of QoL updates, nothing actually happening, unnecessary crashes, etc

[Zebraoracle]

The "innocent" have much to fear. Stagnation of QoL updates, nothing actually happening, unnecessary crashes, etc

I really hate this "if you're innocent you should be fine with it" mindset. How about no, the majority of us aren't doing anything wrong so don't punish us because of a select few?

[Arrius]

I really hate this "if you're innocent you should be fine with it" mindset. How about no, the majority of us aren't doing anything wrong so don't punish us because of a select few?

"Rather let a thousand innocent die than letting a single guilty one escape.", and all. Infamous quote from the Warhammer universe.

I can see that people like to have certain mods as a QoL update.
But if you give them a inch, others will take a mile and start making mods that begin to be straight up cheating, like seeing otherwise invisible AoE markers and such.

Would it be unfair for the QoL mod users to also be put under the hammer as the obviously cheating ones? Maybe.
Yet in my opinion they need to be all reeled back in and firmly reminded of the rules regarding mods and add-ons, and they should expect no mercy or leniency if they do get caught.

You saw it already regarding toxic chats and people who wouldn't stop being horny in their adventure plates. And SE will continue to grasp around the banhammer harder from now on.