I think the best tactic is never going back to that shitty website.
this post was submitted on 27 May 2025
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No opinion is so important that it needs to post it to Reddit imo
The thing is for some people reddit could be the only interaction they have with other people, so being banned would mean no more interaction
Seems like an awful lot of effort for very little reward.
I was just curious if there is a period of time that passes before their system basically purges "banned" IP's. They can't possibly have specific IP's that are forever banned
There are less than 4 billion valid public IPv4 addresses. At 4 bytes per address, a table of banned IP addresses is no more than 16 GB, which is child's play to store these days.
You can compress it further and make a lookup table with 1 bit per public IP address (because you plan on banning a lot of IPs) and the size is reduced by 32x, to 512 MB. Now they can store their ban list in RAM indefinitely