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We work with teachers that must sign up 100+ students per day. Accounts generated behind a firewall, as in a school, appear with the same IP and are blocked at around ~40 accounts/captchas created with the same IP. Mollom has not offered a solution beyond temporarily restoring a single IP's (school's) reputation. We work with many schools. Any ideas? Thanks! --tomO
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tomofarmer CreditAttribution: tomofarmer commentedComment #2
Nick_vhI heard if you ask nicely to the Mollom team they can disable IP reputations per account... Be careful though, this just circumvents that check. There is no way to make it more "nice".
Since Mollom keeps track of IP reputations across all the submissions, it is not easy to give API access for one account to "loosen" a certain IP as that would make the whole check useless for other sites.
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tomofarmer CreditAttribution: tomofarmer commentedComment #4
tomofarmer CreditAttribution: tomofarmer commentedI'm curious if there's a way to access the Mollom algorithm such that the threshold can be changed (???)
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eshta CreditAttribution: eshta at Acquia commentedThat level of granularity is not exposed by Mollom.
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Cisse CreditAttribution: Cisse commentedWe have the same situation here. Many people in our company are filling out forms via the website using the same IP.
I asked Mollom to whitelist our IP, but that was not possible.
So hereby Mollom, please add IP whitelists.
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tomofarmer CreditAttribution: tomofarmer commentedI second the white-list author feature request (!)
Also, I'd still like to see minimal access to Mollom's algorithm to vary threshold from a single IP. White listing a single school isn't helpful as we have literally hundreds of schools with changing IPs. Ideally we'd double the threshold from ~40 quick hits from a single IP to ~80. This would solve almost all of our problems. Thanks all! --tomO