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I think not - any one agree with me and if you do how could SR get rid of him permanelty rather than just getting a new username - i mean he must be puttin in his real address to win GAD so they could just ban his address!
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I think not - any one agree with me and if you do how could SR get rid of him permanelty rather than just getting a new username - i mean he must be puttin in his real address to win GAD so they could just ban his address!
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what did he do
Copied a review of Silent Hill 2
If you get banned you shouldn't come on again :)
i didnt like him to begin with!
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Ben Hodgetts wrote:
> they should ban the IP address then the only way to get back on would be to use
> a different computer
and that would also stop people logging on to other peoples usernames to get them banned. becasue then they would get banned themselves.
> they should ban the IP address then the only way to get back on would be to use
> a different computer
and that would also stop people logging on to other peoples usernames to get them banned. becasue then they would get banned themselves.
the thing is with most dial up modems you get a new ip address every time you log on so its a little hard to ban them you might even ban someone else but it can be done to people with broadband.
Kid Rock wrote:
> Ben Hodgetts wrote:
> they should ban the IP address then the only way to
> get back on would be to use
> a different computer
and that would also
> stop people logging on to other peoples usernames to get them banned. becasue
> then they would get banned themselves.
Banning the IP address would be unfair for some, myself and wookiee appear to have the same IP during the day as we both access via our work's leased line, banning me for example would also ban him, and he's bigger then me and quite scary too (especially when he's walking with a limp and dribbling).
> Ben Hodgetts wrote:
> they should ban the IP address then the only way to
> get back on would be to use
> a different computer
and that would also
> stop people logging on to other peoples usernames to get them banned. becasue
> then they would get banned themselves.
Banning the IP address would be unfair for some, myself and wookiee appear to have the same IP during the day as we both access via our work's leased line, banning me for example would also ban him, and he's bigger then me and quite scary too (especially when he's walking with a limp and dribbling).
¦¦ lvlägmä Ðrägòón ¦¦ wrote:
> the thing is with most dial up modems you get a new ip address every time you
> log on so its a little hard to ban them you might even ban someone else but it
> can be done to people with broadband.
Most broardband acces doesn't have a fixed IP unless you pay extra for it, although if you never turn it off you'll probably keep the one you have for quite a while, I can change you IP buy leaving it switched off for two hours, the lease time on the IP then expires and get allocated to someone else.
> the thing is with most dial up modems you get a new ip address every time you
> log on so its a little hard to ban them you might even ban someone else but it
> can be done to people with broadband.
Most broardband acces doesn't have a fixed IP unless you pay extra for it, although if you never turn it off you'll probably keep the one you have for quite a while, I can change you IP buy leaving it switched off for two hours, the lease time on the IP then expires and get allocated to someone else.
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