Kuke has been known to be a little rough around the edges (and pretty close to the middle sometimes as well)
But the users who uses alts and abuses the server wanted to change their IP at small costs by using [Mod-Edit].
Most servers ("haves") tried to prove themselves to be secure, yet the hackers ("have-nots") are strategic in invading the servers. In a frightening situation, the "haves" tried to ban the people who excessively use alts, or spams, but the "have-nots" overwhelmed them. So, the IP-banning is almost worthless against the "have-nots" who already proved themselves. And what's worse is that the "have-nots" issued an ultimatum against the "haves", but they rejected it because the "haves" fear that they will be hacked if they accepted it. Yet, some "have-nots" is still secure despite multiple attempts of hacking made by the "have-nots".
Who cares? The "hacker" has to put more effort into getting a list of usernames and passwords (which is practically impossible now that almost everyone uses their email instead of username) and a list of proxies than the staffmember who types /ban
You mean the hacker will impersonate him/herself as a staff so that it will be pointless to report to mods?
