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Re: Wikipedia: Long-Term Abuse

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how does ipv6 change things

I dunno, I'm under the impression that v4 already sucks, just that the pain is felt on the other end - users who are IP-banned because their ISP does Carrier-grade NAT, cellphone users who randomly cycle through banned IPs as their phone changes addresses, that kind of thing.

Re: Wikipedia: Long-Term Abuse

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how does ipv6 change things

I dunno, I'm under the impression that v4 already sucks, just that the pain is felt on the other end - users who are IP-banned because their ISP does Carrier-grade NAT, cellphone users who randomly cycle through banned IPs as their phone changes addresses, that kind of thing.

I'm impressed that someone managed to get my ISP's entire IPv6 address range banned indefinitely from editing Wikipedia.

Re: Wikipedia: Long-Term Abuse

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Some of these are hilarious.

Favourite so far is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Long-term_abuse/Chip...

> The Chipmunks vandal, also known as the Alvin vandal, adds trivial detail about the Chipmunks fictional musical group's cover versions to song articles, for instance adding a Chipmunks cover version to the Rolling Stones' song "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction". Not only the Chipmunks but the vandal also targets the Chipettes and other fictional bands. He also adds trivial detail about Glee TV performances.

If I was this vandal I'd be quite stoked that Wikipedia has a shrine to this absolute nonsense I wrote.

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