With the holidays coming up, there's certainly more demand for account sitters. I'm personally sitting for 3 different players atm. In two separate instances, two account sitters took turns for a player that's in my games. The turns that were taken by these players weren't exactly high rank caliber turns and a couple were merely suicides. Did he suicide and then just typed in someone that was sitting for him- or was the player that terrible?
I think we have a responsibility to the players in the game to get someone that has some idea how to play at that level. One of the sitters didn't do anything wrong, but there were blocks missing and several other things missed merely because that player is not familiar with the game nor does he have experience in those types of games. The other sitter randomly attacked 2 big stacks of mine in two different games. Although I have no idea who that player even is. I'm holding the player that he sat for accountable. There's absolutely no reason for a cook to sit for a major or a brig. Extreme analogy but you get the point.
These guys should be more responsible for whom they choose to sit for them. It affects all players in the game.
(though surprise to me i was the same rank when i came back 
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