Bitter much? If you think the idea will fly, then by all means go suggest it to the DEVs. Hold a poll. Have a bake sale. But please, lose the anger. It isn't becoming, and it just shows a lack of restraint.
Your original post asked "What would you guys say to being able to have a house on Siege and on 1 production shard?" If you are not ready to hear the answers, then do not ask the question.
As for your assertion the sale of home plots on other shards for RL cash does not take place, I beg to differ. I hail originally from Lake Superior, and I still have characters there to talk to friends on. Houses sell for big money there, whether in gold or cash, and they sell frequently. After all, I sold my own home there to move to Siege, and I can say I made a very tidy sum of gold in the process.
It's not anger, it is frustration with the same tired old arguments.
Look, here is a thought exercise for you. Imagine a free shard, one with a low population like Siege. Imagine going there and placing a house and trying to sell it. Now, imagine going there and placing 100 houses and trying to sell them. What kind of luck do you think you'd have?
Alternatively, imagine Sonoma (the only US shard with a lower population than ours). Lets say that EA offered everyone on Siege a free house on Sonoma. How many people do you think would:
1. Want to play there?
2. Take the time to get gold to place a house?
3. Be able to sell that house once they placed it?
You say you were able to sell your house on Lake Superior. That's great. I imagine it must have been in a nice spot because I could go to LS and place an 18 by 18 right now. There are only so many good spots. On Siege, those are mostly taken. What is left are the spots no one on the shard wants. So, why not offer an opportunity for players from production shards to place here? Since the only spots that are available are the ones no one on Siege wants, we have absolutely nothing to lose.
It will never happen. The EA team can't properly code swamp dragon armor. They will never, ever mess with the housing code.
But, it would be awesome for Siege if they did just what the original poster suggested.
Entirely too many people here are against any sort of change. They would rather watch the population drop, literally one player at a time, until there is no one left to interact with. As a matter of fact, we are past that point now.
So again, what is the harm?