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I don't quite understand the logic:confused: What's wrong with banning something that's already banned, freeing up space for other goodies?
Let me explain my opinion with a simple example. Let's say we're playing. You have a text file (version one) that bans the captain's hat. And I have the same text file (but version two) that bans the captain's hat and levitation boots. You created the game, we're playing... I take a minimal utopia (in the first one :cool:), lose a lot of units, and I get levitation boots (because I didn't create it)... I lose, and a fight starts about who's to blame... :D The example is simple, but the point is clear. There can be many text files! You'll have to keep track of the latest updates... And someone who hasn't played for a couple of months will have a hard time finding the text files...