Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-174.67.215.37-20140119184341/@comment-3418856-20140708065024

184.153.107.153 wrote: Many websites use such features as having to create a user name, password, and having the user wait for a reply e-mail to be sent and returned. Some websites add a 24 hour waiting period for this to happen. Some websites also require a new user to post a minimum (say 10) replies to other people's comments before they can innitiate a new subject/thread, and then post a minimum number of original comments before they can post links, pictures, or other imbeds.

Try reporting the ip addresses to the FBI's Cyber Crime unit (on the FBI's website).

I'm pretty sure this is only the second time I've posted a comment on this website, but I would just hate for more regular posters to lose access to talk to other fans. The hosting site, Wikia handles the registration and who can post for the most part. For comments, I cannot keep it to just registered users. The spammer(s) using a whole block of IP addresses. My brother, who's a computer/game programmer and knows a whole lot more about computers and such than I do, said that the person's IP address is most likely resetting each day, and that's why it's always different. He said that if he were the admin, he might consider blocking a whole range of IP addresses. However, I cannot do that, I can only block individual IP addresses; plus, if you block a whole range, then it potentially prohibits legitimate users too.