I can see both sides of this, buy I can also see that there are more ways to solve these problems.  Why not make it so that the mortal needs three wizards to recommend him/her/it, and then no objections to him/her/it wizarding? Or why not give the sponsor power to deplore him/her/it back to mortal (or paragon, if they were such) and ban him/her/it from wizarding again (ban modem, even)?  I see many ways to solve this, and extremely high requirements is not one of them.  

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I'm not sure if this forum is about nanny or this site, so i'll just post this anyway.  I don't think that people should have to go through 20 levels, 2 millions nanny points, 20days playingtime and a year of existence just to become a wizard.  People who just wish to code, therefore the best wizards, can't get enough xp to become a wizard, whereas the people who thirst for textblood, therefore those (IMO) unfit for wizardry, are able to become a wizard a lot sooner.  Please, tell me if I've gone mad and this seems fair to you.

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Hmmm, he still isn't on     It's been almost a year, does anybody know if he changed his name or something?