All those reasons are good reasons, but most are already available with what exists in LVP today. I agree that something new in LVP is nice (I've been playing over a year and a half, and it IS boring) and allowing this would be an easy way to do that. But, you have to consider the perversion of the game; there is an attraction to be conservative about things like this. Having rules like this maintain a nice peace within the server. Without rules, it would be even more chaotic than what it is now.
So, basically, using the C-bug is just using one's special knowledge to gain an advantage over the fellow player. That's not much different than switching between the Tec 9 and the Sawn-off weapons with out reloading. It's also no different than using the /tune command to get to SF or LS quickly, or even /ramping to get where others can't (who don't know how to use /ramping), or using a casino bug to gain about 1.4 billion dollars in the matter of seconds. Considering all of this, there must be a line between how far players are allowed to go. If all things similar are allowed, we would have players doing extensive things that may destroy the server's environment. Maybe the line should be where it is now. If it constantly moves one direction, what's to stop it?
So, basically, using the C-bug is just using one's special knowledge to gain an advantage over the fellow player. That's not much different than switching between the Tec 9 and the Sawn-off weapons with out reloading. It's also no different than using the /tune command to get to SF or LS quickly, or even /ramping to get where others can't (who don't know how to use /ramping), or using a casino bug to gain about 1.4 billion dollars in the matter of seconds. Considering all of this, there must be a line between how far players are allowed to go. If all things similar are allowed, we would have players doing extensive things that may destroy the server's environment. Maybe the line should be where it is now. If it constantly moves one direction, what's to stop it?