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Man, I feel for you on this. Find his IP and block it. If that doesn't work, block his entire ISP with a message that they have this guy to thank for it. Fin
by ghiotion 19y ago
Man, I feel for you on this. Find his IP and block it. If that doesn't work, block his entire ISP with a message that they have this guy to thank for it. Finally, ignore him. If he makes a comment, delete it. Don't respond. From what I've seen, you seem to be feeding into his pathology. This isn't a blame the victim thing, but an Internet thing. The guy's a troll and every time you answer him, you reinforce his behavior.
- martianpenguin 19y agoThe blog isn't hosted on a service that allows blocking by IP as far as I'm aware. But other than that, I agree.
- ghiotion 19y agoHe could use something like: http://toolator.com/ban/ http://toolator.com/ban/ Says it works with blogspot.
- juwo 19y agoI noticed at the toolator website there were advertisements for software to hide and change the ip address!
- juwo 19y agoHe is using Google blogger/blogspot with an OpenId from Microsoft. Is it easy to get a fake account? As far as I know, the aim was to deter fake accounts and at least with some msn accounts, a credit card is required. (with blogger, a cell phone account). Is this someone I know? a neighbor perhaps? that is what concerns me because he could physically attack us. I don't care too much about some random person on the internet.