Pyczek 写了: 21 8月 2024, 10:49
Dear asoo, I may not have much knowledge about the Internet and IP addresses, but I know that you can easily determine who is sending a message and from where. If I was going to change the profile or create a new one, I would send this message from a different IP. Yes, the request came from my home IP, but not from me, but from my oldest son, who has an Ultra and rarely changes the dial, but when something catches his eye, he does it. That's why he sent this request. In one of my posts I wrote that the kids occupy the computers and I have limited access to try to figure things out myself. Also, my nickname is Pyczek and I have been using it for many years and I use it to write requests regarding shields. If you perceived it as scheming, then no one in the household had anything like that in mind. I also hope that the forum rules have not been broken, because my son had no such intention and if this is a problem, any requests that would be sent from a common home will be sent from under one nickname.
This is my personal opinion that I use to decide to help, it has nothing to do with the rules of the forum.
Your explanation is acceptable. However, I have my own criteria for deciding whether to help with the request.
My decision is based on
1. IP If any name uses the same IP, I assume that they are the same person.
I can't know if they are from the same family, using the same computer.
2. I look at the writing format that used to write the request. Each person's writing format will have their own characteristics.
3. I will check the ID that was just registered and request immediately after registering.
If all 3 are compatible, I will conclude that the person is the same person.
I think 3 section , that is in this topics that compatible, so I have decided not to proceed with this request, or at least no action will be taken in the near future.
However, this is just my personal decision.
If other users want to help you, I will not hinder them in any way.
I will end my response to this topic here.
THX.