Most recent edit on 2008-01-29 21:54:35 by VarerChili [acmonge]
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Edited on 2008-01-03 14:31:12 by ChiroRolae [bomonmon]
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relelt
Edited on 2007-12-31 19:20:28 by LiaceLboce [dartroc]
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letocava
Edited on 2005-05-23 09:20:55 by GordonMcLean
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If required, you can ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
Edited on 2005-04-29 10:38:01 by GordonMcLean
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You can add a ban based on either an IP range (which has three parts xx.xx.xx) or a specific IP address (which has four parts xx.xx.xx.xx).
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You can add a ban based on either an IP range (which has three xx.xx.xx) or a specific IP address (which has four parts xx.xx.xx.xx).
Edited on 2005-04-08 06:23:52 by JeevanK [dynamic]
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HaloScan can only ban users based on their IP address. You should be aware that many ISPs assign a user a random ('dynamic') IP address every time they login to start surfing the web, with that in mind it can be difficult to successfully have a permanent ban.
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HaloScan can only ban users based on their IP address. You should be aware that many ISPs assign a user a random IP address every time they login to start surfing the web, with that in mind it can be difficult to successfully have a permanent ban.
Edited on 2005-04-08 06:19:09 by GordonMcLean [Added link to Suggested Commenting Policy]
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
Jeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.
Edited on 2005-04-08 06:00:19 by JeevanK [comment]
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~& Sure sounds good.
Edited on 2005-04-08 05:33:43 by GordonMcLean
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You can add a ban based on either an IP range (which has three xx.xx.xx) or a specific IP address (which has four parts xx.xx.xx.xx). Note: If you ban an IP range, you will ban everyone in that range, most likely people using the same ISP or from the same location. Ban IP ranges only in extreme circumstances.
Edited on 2005-04-08 05:21:33 by GordonMcLean
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy. Jeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.
HaloScan can only ban users based on their IP address. You should be aware that many ISPs assign a user a random IP address every time they login to start surfing the web, with that in mind it can be difficult to successfully have a permanent ban.
To ban a user:
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy
Jeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-04-08 04:47:09 by GordonMcLean []
Jeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.
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ricelcoa
Edited on 2008-01-03 14:31:12 by ChiroRolae [bomonmon]
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relelt
Edited on 2007-12-31 19:20:28 by LiaceLboce [dartroc]
Additions:
letocava
Edited on 2005-05-23 09:20:55 by GordonMcLean
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If required, you can ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
Edited on 2005-04-29 10:38:01 by GordonMcLean
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You can add a ban based on either an IP range (which has three parts xx.xx.xx) or a specific IP address (which has four parts xx.xx.xx.xx).
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You can add a ban based on either an IP range (which has three xx.xx.xx) or a specific IP address (which has four parts xx.xx.xx.xx).
Edited on 2005-04-08 06:23:52 by JeevanK [dynamic]
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HaloScan can only ban users based on their IP address. You should be aware that many ISPs assign a user a random ('dynamic') IP address every time they login to start surfing the web, with that in mind it can be difficult to successfully have a permanent ban.
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HaloScan can only ban users based on their IP address. You should be aware that many ISPs assign a user a random IP address every time they login to start surfing the web, with that in mind it can be difficult to successfully have a permanent ban.
Edited on 2005-04-08 06:19:09 by GordonMcLean [Added link to Suggested Commenting Policy]
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy.
Jeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.
- Sure sounds good.
Edited on 2005-04-08 06:00:19 by JeevanK [comment]
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~& Sure sounds good.
Edited on 2005-04-08 05:33:43 by GordonMcLean
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You can add a ban based on either an IP range (which has three xx.xx.xx) or a specific IP address (which has four parts xx.xx.xx.xx). Note: If you ban an IP range, you will ban everyone in that range, most likely people using the same ISP or from the same location. Ban IP ranges only in extreme circumstances.
- On the main HaloScan site, from the menu on the left, select Manage Comments.
- Select the Manage Bans tab, in the centre of the page.
- In the text box provided enter the IP Address or IP Range to ban.
- Click Add Ban.
- The message "IP(s) banned." is displayed at the top of the page, and the banned IP is added to the list.
Edited on 2005-04-08 05:21:33 by GordonMcLean
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy. Jeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.
HaloScan can only ban users based on their IP address. You should be aware that many ISPs assign a user a random IP address every time they login to start surfing the web, with that in mind it can be difficult to successfully have a permanent ban.
To ban a user:
Deletions:
If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policy
Jeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-04-08 04:47:09 by GordonMcLean []
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If you need to ban certain people from commenting on your blog. The reasoning behind this is yours alone, and it is suggested that you invest a little time in creating a commenting policyJeev - do we want to host a commenting policy people can use?? I've got one I can rip - it's public domain anyway.