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== IP Blocks Useless? == | == IP Blocks Useless? == | ||
Are you sure IP blocks will stop vandalism? That Russian troll seems to have been changing his IP address and continuing to hail Yoshi as his "comrade" and even insulted an admin. {{unsigned| | Are you sure IP blocks will stop vandalism? That Russian troll seems to have been changing his IP address and continuing to hail Yoshi as his "comrade" and even insulted an admin. {{unsigned|69.35.168.62}} | ||
:<nowiki>*</nowiki>looks at anon suspiciously* just kidding. Though dynamic IP vandals are difficult to get rid of by just banning a single IP, range blocks can be used in extreme cases. | :<nowiki>*</nowiki>looks at anon suspiciously* just kidding. Though dynamic IP vandals are difficult to get rid of by just banning a single IP, range blocks can be used in extreme cases. | ||
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What happens when, after my first (2-week) block, I commit a Level-1 offense that I never done before? Do I get a reminder, or does it lead to another (3-month) block? {{unsigned|LugiaLunala}} | What happens when, after my first (2-week) block, I commit a Level-1 offense that I never done before? Do I get a reminder, or does it lead to another (3-month) block? {{unsigned|LugiaLunala}} | ||
:''"[I]f they start violating policies and/or breaking rules again, rather than receiving more warnings, they should simply be blocked again, this time for a longer duration."'' You may get an informal reminder first, but generally any rule-breaking (regardless of the action) following a {{tem| | :''"[I]f they start violating policies and/or breaking rules again, rather than receiving more warnings, they should simply be blocked again, this time for a longer duration."'' You may get an informal reminder first, but generally any rule-breaking (regardless of the action) following a {{tem|lastwarn}} leads to another block, not any more reminders or warnings. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 06:31, 20 February 2019 (EST) | ||
== Unacceptable usernames == | == Unacceptable usernames == | ||
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:You missed the sentence in between, ''"However, if the name is bad enough, the user may simply be banned as a troll/vandal, and not invited to rejoin at all."'' which your second quote ("generic" btw, not the opposite "specific") refers to. The rename is done to hide the inappropriate username. In the first case, they're given another chance to come up with a different name for themselves; it's not up to us to give them a name for them. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 08:35, 5 March 2019 (EST) | :You missed the sentence in between, ''"However, if the name is bad enough, the user may simply be banned as a troll/vandal, and not invited to rejoin at all."'' which your second quote ("generic" btw, not the opposite "specific") refers to. The rename is done to hide the inappropriate username. In the first case, they're given another chance to come up with a different name for themselves; it's not up to us to give them a name for them. {{User:Mario jc/sig}} 08:35, 5 March 2019 (EST) | ||
Also, when you said, "Usernames that are supposed to imposternate other users should get [[Template:Lastwarn|a last warning]] first, giving them a chance to change their username". Why not make the user with the inappropriate username change it directly rather than creating a new account? [[User:LugiaLunala|Lugia]][[User talk:LugiaLunala|Lunala]] | |||