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That would be through IPs, but if the individual was using a proxy I wont make a difference.
As for contacting anyone, there's no one really. that's why spam is always a problem. Google provides a search engine, not a policing service.
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That would be a proxy. The police likely won't care enough to do enough about it, but he's almost certainly using a proxy, and the Guild has almost certainly logged it. But even if the police did care enough, they could only trace to the proxy source, and from there, they can only go further if they proxy location is willing to give up their logs. And if the spammer went through another proxy server, they would have to try to obtain their logs as well. There is a great deal of effort into tracing a protected IP and likely will not be performed for something that isn't technically illegal.
Not sure if this is the right place for this or not, since I don't normally post problems... but I really would like to fix this one... I was trying to use the dice roller, but the "roll" button never lights up so I can push it.... help? What am I doing wrong?
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Because someone likely creates an account for each of them.
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That's because it uses other methods, and if it detects irregularities, it forces the user to fill in one of those "puzzles." Here's a link to an article.
wired.com/2014/12/google-one-click-rec..
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They already are. The "Click to affirm you're not a bot" is an anti-spambot test that detects whether or not a human is operating the computer.