I've been doing some thinking on what you and others have said Tomahaha.
The precedent right now that I believe should be upheld is the right to play your game how you want to play it, without hindering how someone else wants to play it. I'm going to try to use a theoretical example here:
If player A wants to play a game where he wants to eliminate the potential for cheating as much as possible, he should choose settings that follow that line.
If player B wants to play a game that he wants a specific start, he should choose settings that follow that line, understanding that the potential for cheating is increased.
@Tomahaha: I agree with the statement that CYOC has higher potential for cheating than a randomized game, but with that said, I do not think its right for you to limit other players options because you think there may be a chance for cheating. Overall, I think the amount of cheaters on this site is relatively small (note that I did not say non-existent). So the likelihood that you are going to seriously run into this problem is probably slim. But I will agree to the point that even a slim possibility of cheating is still a possibility of cheating.
@Everyone: To that end, we must find a solution that allows everyone to be happy as much as possible. In this case, I believe the one who must make the sacrifice is the player who is afraid of the cheaters (I use the word afraid for lack of a better word, no offense is intended). In this sacrifice, if the player wants to avoid the potential for cheating, then he or she must refrain from using the option. By demanding it be removed, you are taking away from those who use the feature honestly and without cheating. That is why it is wrong.
@Tomahaha: Now I know this has been stated before and your response has been, "Well if this feature remains on then it ruins the quality of the site!" To paraphrase another common phrase, I say, "Quality is in the eyes of the player." Your opinion that the site is, to use your words, "amateur" or "low quality" is your opinion only. No one is expected to give a crap about your opinion. Those that do, will, and those that don't will not. I have only ever argued this debate in the defense of those who use the features honestly and with integrity. To continue to argue this point makes you sound like a child throwing a temper tantrum because they aren't getting their way. Personally, I don't think you are a child, so I ask you to put yourself in the shoes of the person who truly uses the CYOC honestly and with integrity. Is it fair to them to remove the feature because someone else is cheating? I'm pretty sure we can all agree that the answer is no. And if you can't agree to that, then I am forced (by your doing) to conclude that you are not debating this subject rationally. Again, I am not trying to be offensive here, but I will stand by the fact that I am trying to prove a point.