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Simply don't feed the trolls. Unfortunately, I have a tendency to do this.

Yeah, me too :-), my post was as much to remind myself as everyone else.

Publishing their IP's would be punishing them for not being able to sign in

Does associating an IP with a post constitute a punishment? I can see where it would be disadvantageous (e.g. if someone is posting from their workplace without permission), but is it too much to ask that someone log in with a user name in order to enjoy anonymity?

Are there situations where a user can not log in for posting? I thought allowing AM posts was just a convenience thing (so users could post without having to go through the two-minute procedure of registering or the x-second procedure of logging in), but it seems I'm missing something here. What scenarios prevent users from logging in?

Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it. -- Brian W. Kernighan

In reply to Re^2: Dealing with An(?:no|on)ytroll by tirwhan
in thread Dealing with An(?:no|on)ytroll by tirwhan

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