User talk:79.72.6.65
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[edit] Block evasion
Hey listen, I'm not sure if you're doing this on purpose or what, but editing from a different IP when your other one is blocked can definitely be considered block evasion, and can get this IP blocked as well. Please wait out your 24 hour block before you continue editing. GlassCobra 02:20, 11 November 2007 (UTC)
- Going to just chime in so you don't feel like GC is picking on you, I really hope you know that he's not, we're looking out for the legal aspects here, the living persons policy is something we have to take really seriously, as I hope you can understand. But to change IPs (even if you didn't realize it), is considered block evasion, and it can end up causing problems. If you could simply take a time out, read up on the policies we gave you, and do some learning for a day, that would really help things out a lot! (And hey, the Wizard of Oz is on right now, you could go watch that, if you're in the US, hee hee, great movie!) Please don't feel picked on, because honestly we're not, and I do hope you'll understand that we have your interests at heart too, we would like to see you stick around, and do some good work here. Cheers! Ariel♥Gold 02:25, 11 November 2007 (UTC)
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