No problem. And it's not a huge deal, really. It's not like your IP address can be used to magically track you. At a quick glance, I can go to Sam Spade and learn that you're in Connecticut and using Comcast, but that doesn't really tell me too much, you know?
It is useful, though, for anti-spam purposes. It's what the spam team does when spam is reported - put a ban on the IP that produced the comment. (A basic ban, for starters, that just requires filling out a CAPTCHA before a comment can be posted.)
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Date: 2009-05-04 05:06 am (UTC)It is useful, though, for anti-spam purposes. It's what the spam team does when spam is reported - put a ban on the IP that produced the comment. (A basic ban, for starters, that just requires filling out a CAPTCHA before a comment can be posted.)