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Originally Posted by aceriker
Far better to just let a few mods view the IPs.
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Originally Posted by forwardone
Doesn`t security worry you?
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Originally Posted by aceriker
Kiss, I'm a mod on TG and that's it. Hardly most forums
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Originally Posted by gg
Actually it was a member called "gg" that brought it up in another thread. As this is a Community the only fair way is a poll"
Ummm no mate I actually DIDNT bring up the IP's and if I did then I certainly didnt mean to!! I thought it was you. If we all know who is posting - is that a terrible nasty thing? That IP's are available is fairly common knowledge.. after all yahoo posts them all the time and people manage to survive . . Goes all the way back to trust - we trust the admins of the boards with our IP's we trust the admin of the program with our gold . . etc etc Makes a whole lot of no never mind really - but I would be interested to know if anyone ELSE had posted using sayyyyyyyy your IP (or mine for that matter) .. |
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As for publishing IP's - given that PHP allows for the checking of all posters IP's I have to wonder why there is not a place on forums where the admin can - if they so choose- publish the IP's of posters.. so that us readers have an idea of the crap that goes on behind the scenes with multiple ID's(personalities??) |
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Originally Posted by betrdanevr
On Yahoo forums, people communicate via e-mail, the Yahoo e-mail addys are right there on the board and the headers can be revealed. Terri
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Originally Posted by gg
and each one one of those reasons would be good reasons for the members to know its the same person would they not??
Thats my thoughts anyway.. |
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Originally Posted by Kiss
While that is true Terri . . . some people do communicate by email . . . you can also go right to the board and post . . . which is what most people do!!! . . . but . . . even if you post right on the board . . . your email addy is there . . . and if you go and view the source . . . voila!!! . . the originating IP is there too!!!
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