if their IP is banned though they can't just make another account.. its their IP and not their account thats banned.

 

Whoa!! TMI

 

they can use a diff computer

 

For people on static accounts, true. Based on IP tracking of people, fewer than 1/10 of users are on static accounts. It's especially troublesome when you get AOL users because they all go through proxy servers. There are IPs in our system with 40 or 50 people coming from the same proxy.

 

hmm.... well at least its a hassell to go through the whole process and if they don't how to get around it... then they are screwed.. and even if they use another computer.. they still can't use their home computer which makes it more of a pain in the arse to do.

 

Right.

Something about the punks that get banned... they see it as a personal challenge to get around the ban.

 

So you give their lives some meaning?

 

I guess you could look at it that way.

 

 

^ Case in point