Putting up a channel notice for people to change their passwords isn't a particularly useful course of action. For one thing, only people who registered on war2.me AND used the same password were at risk. For another, those people would have to actually log in and see the message for it to make a difference, and most of them probably haven't in the last couple weeks because the game is currently so inactive.
If you truly want to benefit the community Archer, take down your stupid, privacy-invading website, which is just another attention-getting stunt on your part. It serves no functional purpose -- now that iL is back I'm sending him war2.me's database, which he'll cross reference with ru's to find the remaining affected accounts (if any), the passwords will be changed, and that will be the end of it. You (or, the alleged "anonymous programmer(s)", if you prefer) will have no further access, influence or leverage of any kind, and your brief stint in the limelight will be over. Time to move on.
Please, mouse, dont be stupid, lets walk thru your "plan" logically real quick.
1. Your going to cross reference war2.me to war2.ru databases to see which accounts match, and have the same password. Easy enough to do, but pointless ... keep reading to see why
2. Then your going to LOCK ALL THOSE ACCOUNTS, which will scare off the players, and create a HUGE administrative burden (were talking about ~2,900 accounts that could potentially be locked)
3. Once ~2,900 accounts have been locked, those players will begin flooding in with UNLOCK Support Requests (more admin burden)
Then once people request to be unlocked, you literally HAVE NO WAY TO VERIFY THEIR TRUE IDENTITY
So anyone can post a request "I'm so-and-so and need my account unlocked. I've never made a forum account before, and you know nothing about me. Can I have my password now?"
Yeah, let me know how that works for you..
Instead, I say don't lock any accounts, encourage everyone to change their password ON THEIR OWN (relieving admin burden by HUGE amount), and only have to handle a limited # of support requests for hacked users.
Use my site to have people check if their account was leaked [Duh, functional purpose]
99% of players are going to have the same password on war2.me as they do on war2.ru, the only ones who are smart enough not to are admins because they didnt trust you with having their password and theyre smart enough to know its easily decrypted.