It's helpful to people like me, who don't particularly care about blizzard's edicts on the subject, and are willing to try some new trick or some new method to get a special pet again. And I
know that many people like that exist out there. They're the ones who determined that abandoning or killing a pet upon taming them and created a large list of buffs that would keep permanently, would keep until death, or would not keep at all, for example. If they weren't interested in gaming the rules in even the slightest, that thread wouldn't have gotten as huge as it did. This forum
does have a decently-sized population of people like that, even if you wish it didn't.
I didn't even need to wait to determine if I was the only one that was curious if they could re-tamed. I'm just the one who publically tested it and returned with my results, for all those who were interested. I DID also want my pet back, I never said I didn't, but like I said, wanting my pet back and determining if the tame still works for the good of other people who also want their pets back, are not mutually exclusive.
Now that they've been fixed, banning is a distinct possibility.
I know it's against the rules of the game, but it is no more or less against the rules than before blizzard fixed it. The chances of people being banned now for trying to tame it are actually LESS than the chance of being banned for using the pet in pvp situations, because the tame method doesn't even work anymore.
Using an untargettable pet in pvp sounds like something you can be banned for. Trying a previously glitchy tame method that no longer works, and is no longer glitchy in any way, doesn't sound like a bannable offense. To use your own words... use common sense.
