I think there is a lot of merit to this.
I’d like to think that I’m an honest miner. In the decade or so that I’ve played, I’ve never ever used 'bots and I’ve never ever cheated. Sadly however, when 'botting statistics get discussed, it tends to be the case that cheating miners are more prevalent than other in-game sub-groups.
I think this is shameful and I think I recognise that it’s the rationale behind a lot of ganking. I definitely don’t support suicide attacks on unarmed ships but I do (I think) understand some of the anger that people have for people who are playing in a lazy way.
I don’t like 'botters or cheats either.
In short, I support this idea.
The one difficulty that may crop up is that CCP will possibly (probably?) cite GDPR (even in a fictional game there’s no escape!) as reason that they can’t name specific offenders, offending corporations, or alliances.
If there was this kind of issue, my thought on this would be to go the other way and create a roll of honour listing pilots, corporations and alliances that have a clean record.
As far as pilots go this list could be of people who have never had any suspicion aimed at them. As far as corporations and alliances go, because they are made up of many individuals the chart could be a percentage league table of honesty with entities ranked by the number of dodgy pilots they’ve had in their ranks over say the last three years.
