There needs to be a new access level added for guildhalls.

[Cusashorn]

<p>It's becoming a bit of an issue for those of us who are decorating guild halls, and taking much time to properly place everything just where we want it.</p><p>Many guilds out there no doubt have a few mischevous players who like to resize furniture or move things around just to mess with others and get a cheap laugh.</p><p>Right now, you have to have Trustee access to place furniture, but as long as you're a guild member, you can move and resize anything at will.</p><p>I think there needs to be a "Guild Restriction" access option that prevents guildmembers from moving furniture, but still enables them to use the amenities.</p>

[LadyVader]

Yes, I would like this as well.  To do some of these designs requires a lot of time and patience, which with the way things are now, can be dashed to pieces very easily.

[Nefariaa]

/signs petition   I agree wholeheartedly.

[Zehl_Ice-Fire]

<cite>Cusashorn wrote:</cite><blockquote><p>It's becoming a bit of an issue for those of us who are decorating guild halls, and taking much time to properly place everything just where we want it.</p></blockquote>I don't think they will do that. In all the preview info for guild halls they said anything you place will become property of the guild, I just would not place anything special that you would be upset to lose. I know we all want our creations to stay put but this is a hall that you get because a bunch of people contributed, it is everyone's house and everything in it is equally everyone's, even that area you spent 4+ hours placing and setting up. We just have to deal with the fact that it's not my house, it's my whole guild's house.

[Eveningsong]

Rothgar (I think it was) has posted that they plan to try to put an extra rank between friend and visitor (or friend and trustee and change friend, not quite sure how it will work).  It may take a while though.

[Kiara]

There's already a thread and a response <a href="http://forums.station.sony.com/eq2/posts/list.m?start=0&topic_id=431990#4812976" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.