With the new suspension deal...

RayGirl · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:45 am

Does this mean all the people who got frozen by accident, for no reason or whatever will be unfrozen? Or was everyone that was frozen until now will stay frozen unless they email TNT and convince them to unfreeze them?

Sorry if a topic exists, from what I saw there is none but I'm not sure

OmniIcyshelf · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:47 am

This sounds like a red flag to me. It could be a replacement for warnings...
Still, the topic lock function is excellent, and I don't see why they didn't do it before.

ant1999 · **Posts:** 83 **Joined:** Mon Oct 18, 2004 3:47 am

I thought it sounded as if they were just going to start it from now. Just with new offences. But I guess we will have to wait to see if anyone is unfrozen to know for sure.

xjox · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:48 am

Im assuming it will only apply to accounts from now on, so anyone who is already frozen will have to continue to battle it out with tnt.

Wow its great news though, hopefully it will cut down on all the unfair freezings!

Jens · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:51 am

for all the unfair freezings, i think you may want to contact TNT as they can not be sure which accounts are fairly frozen and which ones aren't

(automatic moderator: username, ad0; status, frozen; reason, hacking; reported by, awful lot of users; conclusion, unfairly frozen;)

RayGirl · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:51 am

Yeah... I sent a question the the editorial about it, I doubt they'll answer though

Anyway, it really is cool, and whoever hacks or really does deserve to be frozen may learn a lesson from it, and if they don't... we'll have three days of peace from them. Well, unless they make a new account :roll:

Jens · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:52 am

RayGirl wrote:

Yeah... I sent a question the the editorial about it, I doubt they'll answer though

Anyway, it really is cool, and whoever hacks or really does deserve to be frozen may learn a lesson from it, and if they don't... we'll have three days of peace from them. Well, unless they make a new account :roll:

they should have their IP suspended... wait... that would make it unfair for other users on that computer...

RayGirl · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 12:32 pm

Jens wrote:

RayGirl wrote:

Yeah... I sent a question the the editorial about it, I doubt they'll answer though

Anyway, it really is cool, and whoever hacks or really does deserve to be frozen may learn a lesson from it, and if they don't... we'll have three days of peace from them. Well, unless they make a new account :roll:

they should have their IP suspended... wait... that would make it unfair for other users on that computer...

I don't think their IP is suspended, I was frozen for no reason and I made a new account. Anyway, doesn't an IP change every time you restart your computer?

arogance1 · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 1:14 pm

From AWS.com:

Quote:

Every computer connected to the Internet has a unique identifier called an IP address. On many networks, the IP address of a computer is always the same. On other networks, a random IP address is assigned each time a computer connects to the network. This is what we are referring to when we ask if you have a static or a dynamic IP address. If a system uses dynamic addressing, the IP can change quite often.

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Morningstar · **Posted:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 2:32 pm

RayGirl wrote:

I don't think their IP is suspended, I was frozen for no reason and I made a new account.

Neo has handed out IP suspensions before. I think it depends on the severity of the "crime." It happened about a year ago to a person here who had one account frozen and then decided to call the staff and harass them about it. Shortly thereafter, all of his accounts were frozen and he wasn't able to make a new one.

I have also heard of it happening to people who allegedly used autobuyers and allegedly used cheat programs on the games. All accounts in the household were frozen and people were unable to make new ones.

A mass IP freezing recently happened to stampsyne, also. Seems everyone playing at the internet cafe that she frequented to got frozen for having multiple accounts.

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