greg wrote:It's a troll. It's number one objective is to grab attention, followed by sowing discord and generally souring forums. It is not here because it likes bikes or has any interest in getting along with others.
Your good intentions towards it will be abused by it.
It is a thoroughly unpleasant creature as it has already demonstrated.
Most of it's writings are taken from reading bike mag articles.
It is a steaming pile of turd and is best treated like one.
deej wrote:esxcuse my ignorance but how do ip address'es work,is it done by the laptop and does each laptop have a different ip address or the loaction of where your connected to the internet ?
I think it's like a Fingerprint on your phone line connection, no matter how many PC's or phones you plug in - you have the same IP or phone number every time - I think...
I imagine some sad little man with no life who gets his kicks from pushing his opinion on others in various internet forums because he hasn't got the balls to assert himself in real life.
deej wrote:esxcuse my ignorance but how do ip address'es work,is it done by the laptop and does each laptop have a different ip address or the loaction of where your connected to the internet ?
I think it's like a Fingerprint on your phone line connection, no matter how many PC's or phones you plug in - you have the same IP or phone number every time - I think...
Not necessarily. Most ISPs (like BT, Virgin etc) give you an IP from a range of their IP addresses. Sometimes you'll have the same one many times, but not guaranteed. Indeed you can select to have a static one if you want, but many ISPs charge for this. The issue is further muddied by something called a proxy service, you connect to them, they connect onwards, and the IP that's reported is that of the proxt, not your ISP - so anything you do is 'masked' by the proxy.
I say find the flower pot and kick him in the nuts.
deej wrote:esxcuse my ignorance but how do ip address'es work,is it done by the laptop and does each laptop have a different ip address or the loaction of where your connected to the internet ?
I think it's like a Fingerprint on your phone line connection, no matter how many PC's or phones you plug in - you have the same IP or phone number every time - I think...
Unless you have a fixed ip address which you have to ask and pay for then you will have dynamic ip.
What this means is that every time you disconnect and re-connect to the internet you will have a different ip address, this is more common with stand alone modems.
If you have a router which stays on all the time your ip will stay the same until you switch it off, when you re-connect it will be different.
Banning him by ip is only possible if he's on a fixed ip address.
Even then there are way around it.
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ridenut wrote:I intend to be a permanent fixture here, whatever it takes.
I do not see why I should let a bunch of petty, name calling bullies, stop me from having an opinion.
By all means ban me again, but I promise you I will re-register.
I will never give up wit this forum.
It's a matter of principle now.
Who are these bullies ? Where is the proof you have been bullied ? After looking thru and dealing with the fallout of your accusations, random comments and determined attack on this site, i would say that you have come across as the bully and people have merely been defending themselves, the site that they use and their opinions. And as you have stated - we are all entitled to our own opinions. although nothing entitles us to try and enforce them on others. Before you start going on about admin tho, understand we only act on majority from the users.
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am i right in thinking that if you click add foe in your user control panel that you wont get to see any of his posts, its a facility that visordown use and works well, last xmas they had a troll called orange socks, 2000 posts in a week when you clicked on ignore you werent able to see his posts,did make some threads a bit weird but at least you never saw his insults and all the crap he posted
deej wrote:am i right in thinking that if you click add foe in your user control panel that you wont get to see any of his posts, its a facility that visordown use and works well, last xmas they had a troll called orange socks, 2000 posts in a week when you clicked on ignore you werent able to see his posts,did make some threads a bit weird but at least you never saw his insults and all the crap he posted
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greg wrote:It's a troll. It's number one objective is to grab attention, followed by sowing discord and generally souring forums. It is not here because it likes bikes or has any interest in getting along with others.
Your good intentions towards it will be abused by it.
It is a thoroughly unpleasant creature as it has already demonstrated.
Most of it's writings are taken from reading bike mag articles. It is a steaming pile of turd and is best treated like one.
Moderators take note.
If you are going to ban someone for being insulting, then the rule has to apply to all does it not ?
I've never resorted to writing in such a way as the person above, but yet I'm the one who gets a flee in my ear about abusive behaviour.
Go figure
One rule for some, and another rule for others it seems
Love this stuff 
when you clicked on ignore you werent able to see his posts,did make some threads a bit weird but at least you never saw his insults and all the crap he posted 
