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Are you sure you want to ban the submitter ‘{1}’?

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Are you sure you want to ban the IP address <kbd>{1}</kbd>?

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Are you sure you want to reverse the ban on the member &lsquo;{1}&rsquo;?

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Are you sure you want to reverse the ban on the submitter &lsquo;{1}&rsquo;?

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Are you sure you want to reverse the ban on the IP address <kbd>{1}</kbd>?

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A ban on <kbd>{1}</kbd> could not be added, as the IP address is not valid (must contain 4 numeric/wildcarded sections, with dots in-between each).

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This member has used the following IP addresses:

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Related screens

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The following additional members were also found to have used this IP address: {1}. It may be the address of a shared computer, or gateway, or it may be that the member's are one-and-the-same &ndash; further investigation of the member's history may reveal a clearer picture and help you decide what to do (e.g. warnings, member-merging).

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This screen to find information relating to a website user. It's purpose is as a hub for information, and does not provide any information that is not also available elsewhere in the software. The primary screen for managing a joined member is the member's profile screen.\n\nThe software has tried to pull together as much as it can, by trying to match against the triad of [b]IP address[/b], [b]member ID[/b], and [b]username[/b]/[b]author[/b]. Links are provided that correspond to each of these, each link providing a different perspective on what is likely a single user.\n\nIf you would like to ban the member, it is advised that this be done through their member profile. If you would like to provide a more low-level ban against IP address, note down their IP address groups and then proceed to the [url="IP ban"]{1}[/url] screen. Before proceeding though, it is advisable to carefully research the usages of each IP address set by performing additional IP-based lookups (following the IP addresses as linked will lead you to the appropriate screens).