How did I remove BNP commenter’s from the site?
This site is run by the software WordPress.
The comments are open, you don’t have to register to comment (anyone can comment).
There is no easy way to ban a person from posting.
The only way I can ban a person is if they use one IP address ONLY to access my site, I can ban them from my entire dedicated server and so far I’ve banned one person (Crispin for being homophobic comments). It’s a minority of commenter’s who use a static IP.
If a person has a dynamic IP address (their IP changes every time they log on) there is no way to ban them.
That means manually deleting comments one by one as they are posted.
Yes I delete some comments, for example when P0TTER made around 15 duplicate comments about removing the BNP from the poll I deleted them. Haven’t deleted his/her non SPAM comments though, examples:
Reasons to Vote British National Party : BNP 2010 General Election
Reasons to Vote British National Party : BNP 2010 General Election
Reasons to Vote British National Party : BNP 2010 General Election
Reasons to Vote British National Party : BNP 2010 General Election
The majority of BNP comments on the main general election poll page are deleted. There is a warning on that page that BNP comments are generally not welcome (let a small number through), but on the BNP pages, BNP supporters can comment.
If you don’t like the way I run this site, don’t visit it. As I’ve said many times I’d be a very happy man if BNP supporters would never comment on this site and yet I still tolerate BNP numpties like you and Potter who accuse me of ridiculous things like making all the anti-BNP comments under different names like Vote No To BNP.
I love this approach you are taking, can’t beat me in reasoned debate, so attack me on my moderating style.
Lets discuss the BNP national service policy that links the right to vote to military service. Not served in the military, whoops, you can’t vote M8!
Come on Jon, discuss this retarded BNP policy. Tell me why you think this would be good for the country?
David
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