Should have a way to clear dead and discharged associates.

Actually, i think the dead associates serve a purpose. If I saw a sponsor with 5 or 6 dead associates under them, I wouldn't ask that person to sponsor me. Sure its not always indicitive, but it sure as hell looks like they are a lousy sponsor who doesn't spend enough time with their associates coaching them, developing them, and making them feel involved.

I agree with you raven, well put. it shows how good are you as a sponsor.

But also if you have a discharge for some idiot that you have no control over it makes you look bad. You never know how an associate will turn out. Therefore i guess atleast dishonerable discharge should be moved.

I think that even a dishonorably discharged associate should stay on there- it means you either recruited an idiot or a cheater. Neither of which reflects well as a sponsor.

Still, I think there should be some limited way to wipe the slate clean. Perhaps each sponsor that you help successfully rise to the rank of Made Man gives you the option to remove one entree from your resume, so to speak, if you desire. That would reward the sponsors who put in the hard work to truly bring someone into the life.

Or we could be productive/boring and take the now more standard "pay a credit and make it happen" solution.

There is a way to wipe the slate clean. It happens when the associate who is dead is deleted from the database. So in other words, they're only there for like 30 days or so after getting killed or discharged. (Under certain circumstances)

Better question, why don't we badge successful sponsors with the names of associates who they helped get Made instead of having those efforts completely disappear?

Not good to only remember the bad, methinks.

TWENTYCHARACTERLIMIT has a vaild point, if we are going to keep the bad ones for a certain period of time, then the same should be done for the good ones

I have to agree with TCL, it would be good to see a record of Sponsors successes.

Squishy, this way is good thanks......

Squishy is so squishy!