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Hi, I saw that you had a problem similar to other uses when you tried to use VandalProof back in March you said your IP address comes up when you try to log on. Have you fixed this? Does it work now? Because i am having the exact same problem, i was approved just a day ago, did the problem go away by
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I am not really here to prove that this is an exit node, but to show how to check properly. This is especially important when the result appears to be negative - a negative result should mean that you have exhausted every possibility of the IP acting as an open proxy. I hope you will find the
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I changed Voodoo to Hoodoo in the original question, sorry for not clarifying that. And for the second question, it depends whether the brand names are actually necessary in the article or just there for advertising purposes. For the former, keep them, for the latter, remove them.
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Hi there. I would just like to say thanks for moving my report on wp:op to the top. It was the first time i had used the page and i obviously didn't read what to do right :). Thanks for your help.
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Hi. I removed your recent report at AIV, because the user did not appear to have edited since their final warning. Cheers
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an exit node, same with the link you provided me above. Are you sure that the exit IP is the same one as this one?
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