Constructive suggestions for the development of HW!

- prohibit users with negative or neutral reputation from influencing the reputation of other users,

4) TOURNAMENTS!
In my opinion, the most important thing on any Heroes website is the tournaments held for various parts of the game, and this is precisely what attracts many people to stay and return to the site again and again. If there are no tournaments, the site will eventually die.
Therefore, in order for the tournaments to be interesting and attract many users from different resources, it is necessary:
- to create a section in which it is clearly indicated which organizers are official and which are unofficial;
- to explain how official tournaments differ from unofficial ones;
- to indicate what tasks are set for official tournaments and what tasks are set for unofficial ones. (Currently, this point is fictitious and has no substantiated positions, i.e., there is complete chaos in this area);
- to clearly divide all official tournaments into groups;
- to reward all tournament winners with additional rewards, i.e., for first, second, and third places, respectively;
- to award rating points to players after each official tournament;
- to additionally incentivize all players by awarding them a monetary unit, Grails, after the tournament;

- there can be 5 such Castles, one for each version.
- these Castles can be built by Clans using Grails from the Clan's "treasury," i.e., they can buy buildings and creatures from these Castles. At the same time, it is possible to introduce restrictions on the number of creatures that can be purchased per month.
- these Castles should be visible to everyone, i.e., located in a separate section. For example, the Phoenix Order Clan, with all its existing Castles listed below, Many into One, with all its existing Castles listed below.
- the purchase of any building or monsters for a specific Castle is agreed upon with the members of the Clan in a closed section; after approval, the purchase is made by the Clan leader or his deputy.

P.S.S. All this undertaking will not be worth a penny if programmers willing to write scripts based on the proposed algorithms cannot be found, as well as people who can write texts, and enthusiasts who are willing to help them in every possible way in the fruitful implementation of the project as a whole. The idea will also be a failure if the Creator refuses the services of third-party programmers and cannot implement such scripts himself.