Nov 15, 2021
hbp (heartbeatpleasure.net) TRACKs u by your IP, be warned!!! he doesn’t allow people to even feel secure w/a VPN!!!!!!
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hbp (heartbeatpleasure.net) TRACKs u by your IP, be warned!!! he doesn’t allow people to even feel secure w/a VPN!!!!!!
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whenever I see blogs with IP trackers, it always irks me and makes me doubly wary of them due to how the IP logging information *could* be used. Not saying everyone will use it maliciously, but it can happen.
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It really annoys me how a lot of roleplayers have some sort of tracker to see who sent an anon message. I'm not sending hate, but I feel like I really can't critique or be honest to somebody in an ask message anonymously without being called out as some sort of cruel hater.
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Advice: I was a fan of this roleplayer and had no idea to approach them, so I lurked their blog frequently thinking of a way to approach them — suddenly, they start calling me out as their stalker, posted my location and now blocked me from using their blog. I literally just wanted to be their friend, now I think they are shady. If they haven't done anything — why would they have an IP tracker and check it frequently if they had nothing to worry about? What should I do, or how to fix this?
This isn't really a roleplay-related question. I'll answer it, but just be aware in the future that questions like these that aren't strictly about roleplaying, so much as blogs on tumblr that happen to be roleplayer run, are subject to rejection.
Anyway, a lot of people have IP trackers. Especially people who have been frequent victims of anonymous hate. This in no way makes a person "shady." Also, with some of the recent uproar about various abusive roleplayers in the community, a lot of people have added IP trackers as a way to identify these select individuals should they try repeat engagements with a variety of characters, or to identify a problem before it even happens. Someone might have mistaken you for one of these supposed sociopaths.
It's way overreacting for anyone to freak at you just for being an avid visitor of their blog - which is published on a public domain without a password and therefore free to be viewed by any as much or as little as anyone likes - but that doesn't change the fact that they did. Maybe they're paranoid or have had issues in the past and are extra cautious it doesn't happen again. But the question I'd be asking myself now is: Is that really the type of person I'd want to be friends with, anyway?
I think what I would do is just have a "Screw 'em," attitude and move on. You could send an apology for any confusion or mix up the situation may have been caught in -- though if you're blocked I'm not sure how you'd go about doing it. But considering they've now done just about everything they can to keep from communicating with you, sometimes you just have to cut your losses and find a different, less neurotic roleplayer to be a fan of.
But, since this isn't strictly roleplay related, and I've never personally experienced the issue, I just want to stress that the bottom half there is really just my hypothetically-dreamedup opinion. You can take it if you'd like, or completely disregard it. (Just like all my other advice, really. But this even moreso since it's a social issue more than a writing matter.) But that's the story on the IP trackers.
-The Clerk
OOC: About IP Trackers
You've got to be kidding me about that shit. You realize those things are ILLEGAL RIGHT?! I don't need you to know where I live, thank you. I get plenty of stress from being fearful of the real world and having people say "omg i know where you live you liar" is just scaring me. Please, if you have a IP tracker just to intimidate the everlasting shit from people and you want to roleplay with me, please don't. I really don't like those kind of people. I really don't. Why would you need a IP tracker anyway? I'm so curious to why you need to know who's on your blog....
For the record IP trackers do shit all. I mean I guess you can get tumblr to block a specific IP address or try to determine which account was online based on that info. But the real story is that all it will do is scare someone who doesn't understand how there own internet connection works. Let alone if they did it from say a Starbucks.