I can't agree with using collective responsibility (if I were running a site, I'd prefer deactivating each user's account manually to hurting even a single individual) but it's your site and your rules so all I can do is hope that my neibors won't be using Kanzenshuu.VegettoEX wrote:Please remember that I've been running my website since 1998. I've dealt with a lot of this garbage and have solutions that work for the benefit of the community.
If a couple people in Poland can't visit the site, but it keeps unbelievable filth and vitriol from coming back and wreaking havoc, then OK. I'm willing to accept that.(
How on Earth would I be supposed even to find him? Take a look at this map - there are quite possibly about 20 thousand people living in this part of my city (me included). And there are 3 main Internet providers - which leaves us with about 7 thousand people sharing an IP. Every single one of them could get me banned from Kanzenshuu - and that is not an encouraging thought.VegettoEX wrote:Take it up with your shitty neighbor should that happen!
All in all, if I had to, I'd use VPN/proxy to access Kanzenshuu if someone got me banned by accident. But I strongly hope it won't happen.VegettoEX wrote:Most horrible people aren't willing to put in the effort to use VPNs consistently to come back and attempt garbage, so that's never been a concern. There's not much correlation between "legitimate troll" and "technologically sophisticated Internet user".




