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Nothing against you being proud of your guild, but curious how FOUR questions "ensures" much of anything. Your application process might help, but providing your name, type of character, how long you've played and how you heard about said guild would do little, in my opinion, to keep out people determined to do harm to your guild.
The key is minimizing the damage that can be done by those wishing to do harm to a guild or its members, which I would think is done by having a guild made up of players that are paying attention and careful with just how far they will trust others (more pointedly NEW ones).
Trust should be earned over a LONG period of time. Trust should not be given simply by sharing the same tag over your head, or by believing four application questions will keep out those not worthy of being trusted.
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There is no way to completely ensure anything. But what it does do is show that someone is willing to put forth the 2 minutes (if that) of effort. And if someone is really interested in joining your guild, then that is the least they should be willing to do.
As for trust, someone who really wants to guild gank is going to get in anyway. (which is why I would like to see Ronin members not be able to attack guildies/alliance members and why I am generally against alliances)