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I wasn't really suggesting IP ban. Just watch for IP and/or behaviors being the same on the new accounts and whacking them as they spring up while keeping a list.
The IPv4 address alone is not a sufficient indicator for finding alts.
The chances of a moderator taking the time to act on alts and hitting an innocent person is basically 0%. The chance of them hitting a guilty party is basically 100%. The most minimum work possible would make that outcome identical each time.
The work for moderation significantly goes down when you show problem people that have never improved over time the door. Not dealing with such types makes more long term work for moderation & support. Alts of troublemakers are easy enough to dispose of permanently which makes the primary targets at risk of removal for the user, meaning they'll either behave, or harsher punishment happens.
Valve needs to continue making examples in the short run of such accounts rather than long term.
Remember in many parts of the world, static IP's are not the norm.
You get randomly assigned an IP from the ISP's bank of IP addresses every 24 -36 hours.
Which means IOne person can be given an IP that got flagged by an entirely different user whose only relation is that they happen to use the same ISP.
That's the problem I suppose. There's no real surefire, fool-proof way to identify alts that won't flag an innocent. and when an Innocent is flagged, how do they go about proving that they aren't that other guy...over the internet?
The only way Valve would be able to ascertain it is if they went to the isp that has that IP adress and get the details as to whether it the same customer it was assigned to at X datem, is the same customer that it was assigned to on Y date.
This sort of thing won't be feasible until there's a fool proof way to uniquely identify each machine.. Like maybe have the application on launche develop a hash of the machine based off the hardware, of course you change one stick of ram or remove /add a drive and bam. b you've got a new machine.
Even with a community ban, you can still buy games.
It's a ridiculous comparison.