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by bchimp
2412 days ago
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This assumes we blocked people for no reason just to engage them, or that there was some automated blocking or something. At the time, all this stuff was manual, so once someone was blocked, it was because there was a real problem. Now, every once in awhile we would get the "johnny logged into my computer and did it, not me." For technical and privacy reasons, we can't really block people, just computers. So, ya, they stayed blocked. Is it perfectly fair? Nope. But simplifying a TOS definitely cut down on arguing with people, which was a win for us. |
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