So I've been thinking what the King of locks would be. And I would like to hear as many opinions as possible. So this would be sort of a voting thread. Simply post your choice with or without reasons as you feel like.
The points of view I humbly present to you to consider when making your judgement:
-All-around security (After all that's what locks are for…
)-Picking resistance (since that's the main interest for people around here)
-Overall quality (for example manufacturing such as tolerances, materials used, longevity)
-Ingeniousity
-General usability (for example extremely rare locks like Fichet Bauche would get penalty point from me because they are in non-standard size and most importantly very hard to comedy in many parts of the world. The best candidate would be in my opinion a lock which has truly widespread availability like abloy protec)
Oh an I think it should be something from the immediate present. Discussing what was the lock with the most historic importance is a good topic though. Maybe (fro the next one if this turns out to be of interest to y'all.)
And please don’t turn this into a giant argument. Make your vote with or without reasoning and accept that others may have different views. (Or God forbid, someone might be simply plain mistaken in their judgement.
No, wait, such a thing might never happen. 
) If you disagree you might express that shortly in a reply but don’t hijack the thread into a war.
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